No. Kilauea is not a composite volcano. It is a shield Volcano.
it is a shield
Kilauea is a shield volcano. Its low viscosity lava flows spread out in thin layers, creating a broad and gently sloping shield-like shape. It is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, located on the Big Island of Hawaii.
No. Kilauea is a shield volcano.Kilauea is a traditiional shield style volcano erupting very flowable basaltic magma. The volcano is one of the most studied and documented of any on the planet due to the ease of studying it during an eruption. The volcano erupts normally in a very placid style of spectacular lava flows across its surface. Altough Kilauea has posed a serious risk of property in the past it is often times able to outrun a lava flow from this volcano on foot at simply a brief walk. Hawaii Volcanoes Observatory is in charge of monitoring the volcano and has daily updates on the current eruptive conditions and changes within the volcano. A composite volcano on the other hand is of the style of Mt. St. Helens and erupts more often than not in a very explosive fashion.
No. Kilauea is in Hawaii.
The address of the Kilauea Point Natural History Association is: , Kilauea, HI 96754-1130
nothing mount Kilauea does not have a scale
Kilauea is on the Pacific Plate.
No. Kilauea is a volcano inn Hawaii.
Kilauea is located in the Pacific ocean.
Kilauea is in the state of Hawaii.
kilauea wuz discovered in 1830
kilauea is 52,907,642 feet