Vulcan Point (historical feature)

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Vulcan Point is a small island that once stood within the crater lake of the Philippines’ Taal Volcano, notable as one of the world’s few islands in a lake on an island in a lake on an island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical feature
island
accessRestriction subject to volcanic hazard-related access limits
continent Asia
country Philippines
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 311 meters
elevationReference elevation similar to rim of Taal main crater before 2020 eruption
featureType crater islet
volcanic remnant
formedBy volcanic processes
geologicalSetting volcanic crater lake
geologicalStatus subject to change due to eruptions and lake level variations
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasLanguageContext English name used in scientific and tourist literature
hasNameLanguage English
hasParentVolcano Taal Volcano
hasTourismAspect viewpoint feature for volcano sightseeing before major eruptions
hazardZone Taal Volcano Permanent Danger Zone
linked to: Taal Volcano
locatedIn Batangas
Luzon
Main Crater Lake of Taal Volcano
Taal Lake
Taal Volcano
locatedInArchipelago Philippine Archipelago
locatedInBodyOfWater Main Crater Lake of Taal Volcano
locatedInLakeSystem Taal Lake system
linked to: Taal Lake
locatedInProtectedArea Taal Volcano Protected Landscape
locatedInRegion Calabarzon
locatedInVolcanicField Taal volcanic field
linked to: Taal Volcano
locatedNear San Nicolas, Batangas
Tagaytay
linked to: Tagaytay City

Talisay, Batangas
locatedOn Volcano Island
island in Taal Lake
notableFor being an island in a lake on an island in a lake on an island
unique nested island–lake geomorphology
partOf Pacific Ring of Fire
Taal Volcano system
linked to: Taal Volcano
relativeLocationDescription inside the main crater of Taal Volcano
within the central crater lake of Volcano Island
riskContext located within an active volcanic crater
scientificInterest example of nested island–lake geomorphology
indicator of water level and crater morphology changes in Taal Volcano
surroundedBy Main Crater Lake of Taal Volcano
crater lake water
volcanicOrigin phreatomagmatic activity of Taal Volcano
volcanoTypeContext Taal is a complex volcano
linked to: Taal Volcano

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Taal Volcano hasIslandInCraterLake Vulcan Point (historical feature)