Corona lava tube system

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The Corona lava tube system is an extensive volcanic cave network on Lanzarote in Spain’s Canary Islands, formed by ancient lava flows from the Corona volcano and known for its dramatic underground tunnels and chambers.

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instanceOf geological formation
lava tube system
accessPoint Cueva de los Verdes entrance
Jameos del Agua entrance
associatedVolcano Corona volcano
conservationStatus partly protected as natural area
contains endemic blind albino crabs in Jameos del Agua
subterranean lake at Jameos del Agua
country Spain
extendsFrom Corona volcano
extendsTo Atlantic Ocean coast of Lanzarote
formationProcess cooling and crusting of flowing lava
formedBy basaltic lava flows
geologicalAge Holocene
geologicalOrigin lava flows from Corona volcano
hasNameInLanguage Sistema de tubos volcánicos de la Corona
hasPart Atlantida Tunnel
Cueva de los Verdes
Jameos del Agua
collapse pits
jameos
lava caves
long tunnels
multiple lava tubes
underground chambers
isPartOf Corona volcano
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Canary Islands
Lanzarote
Spain
locatedOn northeastern Lanzarote
linked to: Lanzarote
notableFeature dramatic underground tunnels
large chambers
lava benches
lava flow structures
lava stalactites
region Haría municipality
rockType basalt
significance example of ocean‑entering lava tube
one of the most important lava tube systems in the Canary Islands
tourism popular geotourism destination
usedFor cultural events in adapted sections
scientific research
tourist cave tours
volcanicField Corona volcano volcanic field

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Cueva de los Verdes partOf Corona lava tube system