Methana volcano

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Methana volcano is an active volcanic complex on the Methana Peninsula in Greece, forming part of the volcanic arc created by the Hellenic subduction system in the Aegean region.

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Methana volcano canonical 2
Methana Volcano 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
stratovolcano
volcanic complex
activityStatus active
age Quaternary
belongsTo Attica volcanic region
closestSea Saronic Gulf
country Greece
distanceToAthens about 50 kilometers southwest
dominantRockType andesite
dacite
eruptionStyle effusive eruptions
phreatomagmatic eruptions
eruptiveCentersCount dozens of vents
formationProcess subduction-related volcanism
geologicalProvince Aegean volcanic arc
hasFeature fumaroles
hydrothermal springs
lava domes
lava flows
hasHotSprings yes
hasResearch studied by Greek and international volcanologists
hasThermalActivity ongoing hydrothermal activity
hazardType gas emissions
phreatic explosions
seismic activity
lastEruption circa 230 BCE
locatedIn Aegean region
linked to: Aegean Sea region

Methana Peninsula
linked to: Methana peninsula

Peloponnese
monitoring Greek seismological networks
nearbyCity Athens
Methana
notableEruption historic eruption near the town of Methana in Hellenistic times
overridingPlate Eurasian Plate
partOf Hellenic volcanic arc
South Aegean volcanic arc
relatedVolcano Aegina volcanic centers
Milos
Nisyros
Santorini
subductingPlate African Plate
tectonicSetting Hellenic subduction system
tourism geotourism destination
usedFor geothermal bathing
volcanicArcSegment western South Aegean arc

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Aegean Sea Plate associatedWith Methana volcano
Methana hasVolcano Methana Volcano
linked to: Methana volcano