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Iceland map:

Iceland, winter:

Iceland, volcanic rock: %B0ur_.JPG

Iceland, Eyjafjallajokull eruption:

Iceland, Eyjafjallajokull: _eruption_ jpg

Iceland, Geysir:

Iceland, geothermal power plant: g

Iceland, Dettifoss: pearls-and-attractions/dettifoss/

Iceland, hot springs: chamber.com/initiatives/Travel/traveliceland.aspx

Iceland, Vatnajokull glacier:

Iceland, Vestmannaeyjar, right behind the town: atlantic/iceland/vestmannaeyjar-iceland/

Iceland, Heimaey, crushed houses:

Iceland, Heimaey, building a new harbor:

Iceland, Surtsey:

Iceland, Heimaey hoses:

Iceland, Gullfoss falls: falls-iceland/

Iceland, bathymetry: Atlantic-topo.png

Iceland, laki eruption: laki-1783/

Iceland, laki eruption of 1783:

Iceland, plate boundary rift: ock/seafloor.htm

Iceland, Hekla: etail_from_map_of_Iceland_1585.jpg

Iceland, Hekla:

Iceland, Volcanic regions: Map-en.svg

Iceland: Atlantic_Ridge_Fig16.gif

Iceland, Jokulhaup (outpouring of glacial water):

Iceland, jokullhaup: eldgos/frodleikur/greinar/nr/699

Tristan de Cunha: place-on-earth.html

St. Peter and St. Paul rocks:

Azores: ores/tectonics.html

Azores: /Tarrants-treasured-islands.html

Afar hotspot: wonders-of-africa/