Irazu

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Irazu is an alternative spelling of Irazú, a stratovolcano in Costa Rica known for its frequent eruptions and crater lakes.

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Irazu canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
stratovolcano
country Costa Rica
elevation 11260 ft
3432 m
eruptionCoincidedWith inauguration of President John F. Kennedy
eruptionStartDate 1963-03-13
formedBy subduction of Cocos Plate beneath Caribbean Plate
geologicalSetting Central American Volcanic Arc
surface form: Central America Volcanic Arc
hasAccessibility road to summit area
hasAlternativeSpelling Irazu self-linksurface differs
hasColorOfCraterLake green
turquoise
yellow
hasCrater Diego de la Haya Crater ONNED1
Principal Crater
hasCraterLake Principal Crater Lake
hasFeature ash deposits
crater lakes
hasGeologicalAge Quaternary
hasHazard ashfall
lahars
pyroclastic material
hasManagementBody National System of Conservation Areas of Costa Rica
surface form: Costa Rica National System of Conservation Areas
hasNearbyCity Cartago
San José
hasSpanishName Volcán Irazú NERFINISHED
hasSummitClimate cold and windy
hasVegetationZone high-altitude grassland
hasViewOf Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
isOneOf highest volcanoes in Costa Rica
isTouristAttraction true
languageOfName Spanish
lastEruption 1963–1965
locatedIn Cartago Province
locatedInTimeZone UTC−06:00
locatedNear Cartago
San José
locatedOnContinent North America
mountainRange Cordillera Central
notableEruption 1963 eruption
partOf Cordillera Central
prominence 3432 m
protectedArea Irazú
surface form: Irazú Volcano National Park
volcanoType stratovolcano

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Irazu hasAlternativeSpelling Irazu self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Irazú