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It is an adjective, as in a 'volcanic area'.
Mingus Mountain is part of the Black Hills Mountain Range, and therefore would be volcanic in origin. == ==
It is a caldera. A caldera is a cauldron-like volcanic feature usually formed by the collapse of land following a volcanic eruption.
The boundary of the Pacific Ocean is known as the ring of fire. Iceland is entirely volcanic.
There are mountains in the west, highest point Mount Cameroon, 4095 metres
It is part of the Cascades. More specifically, it is part of the Cascade Volcanic Arc.
Mount Etna
Iceland would be the most inhabited area of Greenland.
Iceland is not a member of the European Union. If you meant Ireland, then Ireland joined what was then called the European Economic Community in 1973.
The Sicilian volcano whose name start with E is Etna.
No, Mt. Everest is not a volcanic mountain and therefore it does not erupt. Mt. Everest is part of the Himalayas and this mountain range was formed by the squashing of an ancient sea floor between the Continent of Asia and the Indian subcontinent as this was carried north by continental drift. Thus the Himalayas are a fold belt mountain range rather than a volcanic mountain range.
Mt Ruapehu is the highest volcanic mountain in the North Island, and is an active volcano, notable for its crater lake. It is relatively active, with an average of 50 years or so between major eruptions, but it has had about 50 minor events since 1945. It first erupted about 250 000 years ago, and is part of the Taupo Volcanic Zone. It has ski fields on its slopes in winter, and volcanic warnings are part of the safety feature of these skifields.