Medvezhya caldera

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Medvezhya caldera is a large volcanic depression on Iturup Island in Russia’s Kuril Islands, known for its active geothermal and volcanic features.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caldera
activityStatus active
continent Asia
country Russia
dominantRockType andesite
basaltic andesite
dacite
elevation approximately 1124 m
eruptionStyle explosive
phreatic
phreatomagmatic
geologicAge Holocene
Quaternary
hasFeature active geothermal fields
crater lakes
fumaroles
hot springs
hydrothermal alteration zones
lava domes
solfataras
hasLanguageName Russian
hasProcess fumarolic degassing
hydrothermal circulation
hazardType hydrothermal eruptions
phreatic explosions
volcanic gas emissions
heatSource shallow magma chamber
islandArcType oceanic island arc
isPartOf Iturup Island volcanic system
lastEruption 20th century
locatedIn Kuril Islands
Northwestern Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ring of Fire
Russian Far East
linked to: Russia Far East

Sakhalin Oblast
locatedOn Iturup Island
linked to: Iturup
monitoredBy Russian volcanological agencies
namedAfter Russian word "Medvezhya" meaning "bear"
nearTo Pacific Ocean
Sea of Okhotsk
partOf Kuril Island Arc
region Kuril Islands chain
linked to: Kuril Islands
tectonicSetting subduction zone volcano
volcanicArc Kuril–Kamchatka volcanic arc
volcanoType stratovolcano with caldera complex

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Kudryavy Volcano hasNearbyFeature Medvezhya caldera