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Yes, hot springs are often indicators of active volcanic systems. They form when groundwater is heated by magma or volcanic activity, leading to elevated temperatures at the surface. While not all hot springs are directly associated with active volcanoes, their presence can suggest geothermal activity related to volcanic processes. However, additional geological assessments are necessary to confirm volcanic activity.

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