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Volcanoes By: Your Name

What is a Volcano?

Types of Volcanoes

Shield Volcano

Cinder Cone Volcanoes

Composite Volcanoes

Lava Plateaus

Calderas

Features formed by Magma

Volcanic Neck

Dikes & Sills

Batholiths

Dome Mountains

Types of Geothermal Activity

Hot Springs

Geysers

Volcano 1 Type: Location: Volcanic Stage: Type of eruption:

Volcano 2 Type: Location: Volcanic Stage: Type of eruption:

Volcano 3 Type: Location: Volcanic Stage: Type of eruption:

Volcano 4 Type: Location: Volcanic Stage: Type of eruption:

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