Arizona volcanic province

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The Arizona volcanic province is a geologically active region in northern Arizona characterized by numerous volcanic fields, cinder cones, and lava flows, including the prominent San Francisco volcanic field.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic region
volcanic province
contains basaltic lava fields
cinder cones
lava flows
maars
volcanic domes
country United States of America
dominantRockType andesite
basalt
eruptiveStyle Hawaiian eruptions
Strombolian eruptions
phreatomagmatic eruptions
formedBy mantle upwelling beneath Colorado Plateau margin
geologicalAge Cenozoic
hasHazard ash fall
future basaltic eruptions
lava flows
volcanic gases
hasNotableFeature San Francisco Peaks
Sunset Crater
hasPart Black Rock volcanic field (Arizona)
Hopi Buttes volcanic field
Pinacate volcanic field
San Bernardino volcanic field
San Francisco volcanic field
Springerville volcanic field
Uinkaret volcanic field
hasYoungestEruptions San Francisco volcanic field
isConsidered geologically active
lastEruptionApproximateDate 11th century CE (Sunset Crater)
locatedIn Arizona
northern Arizona
locatedOn North American Plate
monitoredBy Arizona Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
near Flagstaff, Arizona
linked to: Flagstaff

Grand Canyon region
partOf Colorado Plateau
researchField tectonics
volcanology
tectonicSetting intraplate volcanism
timeSpanOfActivity Miocene to Holocene
volcanismType basaltic volcanism
monogenetic volcanism

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San Francisco volcanic field partOf Arizona volcanic province