Overview of Volcanoes
A volcano is a geological formation characterized by the rupture of a mountain or hill, leading to the eruption of hot lava. There are various types of volcanoes, including fissure, shield, composite, and caldera volcanoes.
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What is a Volcano? A Volcano is a rupture in a mountain or hill that erupts hot lava. Overview of Volcanoes Types Fissure Volcano, Shield Volcano, Composite Volcano & Caldera Volcano Parts Secondary Cones & Secondary Vents Magma , Magma Chamber, Crater, Main Vent, Lava Ash, Steam & Gas Impacts 2 Negative Impacts Crops Ruined & Loss of human and animal life 2 Positive Impacts Tourism & Fertile Land Locations and Names of Volcanoes in the Caribbean Suofriere Hills, Morne Watt, The Quill, Mount Pelee Grenada, St. Kitts, Dominica, Martinique Causes - Injection of new magma - Pressure from gases in the magma - Buoyancy of magma How are Volcanoes formed? Volcanoes are formed when magma rises to the earth's surface.
