By Scotty Cloudy. Nearest City, Lat. And Long. Nearest city is Chapultenango. Latitude:17.360°N17°21'36"N Longitude:93.228°W93°13'40"W.

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By Scotty Cloudy

Nearest City, Lat. And Long. Nearest city is Chapultenango. Latitude:17.360°N17°21'36"N Longitude:93.228°W93°13'40"W

What Plate? What Type? It is located on the Cocos plate. It is considered a lava dome.

Last Eruption? Type of Eruption? April 3 and April 4, This eruption type is called a caldera. a cauldron-like volcanic feature usually formed by the collapse of land following a volcanic eruption

Predictors of Eruption Prior to 1982, this relatively unknown volcano was heavily forested and of no greater height than adjacent non-volcanic peaks.

Type of Gas/Materials Emitted SO2 aerolos, anhydrite-bearing magma High-sulfur anhydrite-bearing magma, explosive eruptions, pyroclastic flows, and surges.

Climate Effects The El Chichon volcanic eruption became famous in 1982, it affected the world's climate for the following years with a cooling effect.

Other Facts Killed around 2,000 people meters tall Eruptions formed a 1-km-wide, 300-m-deep crater that contains an acidic crater lake

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