Ohio currently has no active Volcanos but did go through intense activity in Precambrian Period. There is almost 0 chance of any volcanic activity in the state of Ohio as it has not seen any activity for 15,000 years or more. It is also a fallacy to claim that volcanos are only found on plate boundaries. This is a misconception, Volcanos can be found in weak spots in the middle of plates as well, or any weak spot for that matter. (This is generally a thinner spot in the earths crust) There is a few dormant volcanos in the USA, one is in Georgia and is called Pigeon Mountain.
Christopher McVay
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∙ 12y agoAbout one, which is Crater Lake. It is commonly mistaken to be extinct, but there is geothermal activity found in it. Some other NOT acitive volcanoes in Oregon, but are still being watcheD are Newberry Caldera, South Sister, and Mt. Hood.
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∙ 14y agoNo, there are no real volcanoes in Ohio. In order for there to be a volcano, a place must be on or near the edge of a tectonic plate. Ohio is pretty far away from any of those edges.
Yes, a number of states in the United States contain volcanoes. These include Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington. Each of these states has active or dormant volcanoes within their borders.
There are currently around 161 active volcanoes in the United States. These include volcanoes in various states such as Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, and Washington. However, not all of them are currently erupting.
There are 22 active volcanoes in the Philippines
Pacific Northwest - Apex
there are many active volcanoes