Payachata complex

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The Payachata complex is a volcanic group in the Andes on the Chile–Bolivia border, best known for comprising the twin stratovolcanoes Pomerape and Parinacota.

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Payachata complex canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf volcanic complex
contains twin stratovolcanoes
countryBorder Bolivia
Chile
elevationCategory high-altitude volcanic complex
geologicalSetting subduction-related volcanic arc
hasDominantRockType andesite
dacite
hasNameOrigin Aymara language
linked to: Aymara
hasNotablePeak Parinacota
Pomerape
hasPart Parinacota
Pomerape
hasProtectionStatus partly within protected areas
hasVolcanicActivityType Quaternary volcanism
hasVolcanoType stratovolcanoes
knownFor twin stratovolcanoes Pomerape and Parinacota
locatedIn Altiplano region
linked to: Altiplano plateau

Andes
locatedOnBorderOf Chile–Bolivia border
mountainRange Andes
near Lauca National Park
Sajama National Park
partOf Central Volcanic Zone of the Andes
region northern Chile
western Bolivia

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Pomerape Volcano partOf Payachata complex