Anatahan

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Anatahan is a remote volcanic island in the Northern Mariana Islands known for its active stratovolcano and significant explosive eruptions in the early 2000s.

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Anatahan canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stratovolcano
volcanic island
access only by boat or helicopter
classification active volcano
country United States
environment remote oceanic island
eruptionPeriod early 2000s eruptive sequence
eruptionStyle explosive
geologicProvince western Pacific island arc
governedBy Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands government
hasActivity ash emissions reaching flight levels
frequent small eruptions in the early 2000s
hasFeature caldera
multiple craters
hasObservation satellite monitoring of ash plumes
seismic monitoring during active periods
hasRisk air traffic disruption
ashfall on nearby islands
hazardType pyroclastic activity
volcanic ashfall
islandGroup Northern Mariana Islands
islandType volcanic island
knownFor ash plumes affecting aviation
significant explosive eruptions in the early 2000s
lastEruptionCentury 21st century
locatedIn Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Mariana Islands
Northern Mariana Islands
Pacific Ocean
monitoringAgency Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands emergency management authorities
U.S. Geological Survey
overlies subducting Pacific Plate
partOf Izu–Bonin–Mariana Arc system
linked to: Izu–Bonin Arc

Mariana Arc
population no permanent residents
region Micronesia
sovereignState United States
tectonicPlate Pacific Plate
tectonicSetting subduction zone
uninhabited true
volcanicArc Mariana volcanic arc
volcanicExplosivity capable of VEI 3–4 eruptions
volcanoType stratovolcano

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