Laacher See eruption

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The Laacher See eruption was a massive volcanic event in present-day western Germany around 13,000 years ago that produced widespread ash fall across Europe and significantly impacted the Late Pleistocene climate and ecosystems.

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Laacher See Plinian eruption 1
Laacher See eruption canonical 1

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East Eifel volcanic field youngestMajorEruption Laacher See eruption
East Eifel volcanic field notableEruption Laacher See Plinian eruption
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