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Mount Teide last eruption was on November 18, 1909, and you would think that with as much history as there is recorded in this time frame that this would be recorded. At this time a number of people that died in the 1909 eruption is unknown. We do have records of when it erupted, but not of casualties.
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Mount Teide is considered to be an active volcano. The last time Mount Teide erupted was in 1909 and is the tallest active volcano in Spain. The volcano erupted many times in the past and remains a threat to the Canary Islands.
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