Chinyero vent

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Chinyero vent is a volcanic fissure on Tenerife’s Teide volcanic complex, known for producing the island’s most recent historic eruption in 1909.

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Chinyero vent canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf volcanic fissure
volcanic vent
country Spain
eruptionEndDate 1909-11-27
eruptionStartDate 1909-11-18
eruptionStyle effusive and mildly explosive
eruptionType Strombolian eruption
eruptionVEI 2
formsPartOf Teide–Pico Viejo–Northwest Rift volcanic system
hasHikingTrail Circular Chinyero trail
hasMorphology monogenetic scoria cone and fissure system
hasRockType basalt
isHistoricEruptionSite true
isMonogenetic true
isPartOf Teide volcanic complex
isProtectedAreaPart Chinyero Special Nature Reserve
isTouristAttraction true
isYoungerThan Montaña Negra (Tenerife) eruption center
lastEruptionYear 1909
locatedIn Canary Islands
Spain
Teide volcanic complex
linked to: Teide National Park
locatedOn Tenerife
locatedOnFlankOf Teide volcano
linked to: Teide
nearbySettlement Garachico
Santiago del Teide
notableFor most recent historic eruption on Tenerife
produced basaltic lava flows
tectonicSetting intraplate oceanic island volcano
volcanicField Northwest Rift Zone of Tenerife

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Teide lastEruptionLocation Chinyero vent