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Isluga volcano and Central Andean dry puna desert, Isluga National Park , Region I , Chile
The active Isluga volcano (5550m / 18,210ft) has a 400m wide crater. Its last confirmed eruption was in 1913, in 1878 lava flows destroyed several nearby villages. Reports of an eruption in 1960 are unconfirmed.
Photograph ID: Isluga2014D14
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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