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3 Sicily, Italy 37.73 ۫ N 15 ۫ E Eastern Hemisphere

4 -African tectonic plate and Eurasian plate African plate Eurasian Plate

5 Consists of: Summit Calderas, Nested Stratovolcanoes, And Flank vents Explosion of Mt. Etna from flank vent

6 425 BC First Eruption Recorded House destroyed by lava flow

7 Bulldozers building barricade

8 City of Catania Lava creeping toward city Beach covered in ash

9 This picture taken on board the International Space Station on October 30, 2002

10 Largest volcano in Europe Longest Eruption-13 years More than 200 eruptions 122 BC

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12 Bibliography Geology.com. Mount Etna, Italy. 30 10 02. 11 12 09. News, BBC. Etna Eruption Forces Airport Closure. 29 6 2002. 11 12 2009. News, CBS. Mt.Etna erupts again. 7 5 2007. 11 12 2009. reuters, tomson. Planet Arc. 31 10 02. 11 12 2009. Ronquillo, Ulysses. Bad habit. 18 9 2009. 11 12 2009. sdsu, geology. How volcanoes Work. N/A n/a n/a. 11 12 2009. Seach, John. Volcano Live. n/a n/a n/a. 10 December 2009. service, UADA forest. Rogue river. 21 9 2005. 11 12 2009.

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