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What kind of volcano is volcano colima?
the colima volcano is a stratovolcano type
What is Nickname for the Volcan de Colima volcano in Mexico?
Volcan de Fuego de Colima (Colima's Fiery Volcano)
What is the name of the volcano in manzanillo colima?
The inactive, snow-capped volcano is called Nevado de Colima and the active smoke- and lava-spewing one is called Volcan de Colima or Volcan de Fuego de Colima.
What type of volcano is nevado de colima?
Nevado de Colima is a stratovolcano, also known as a composite volcano, characterized by steep sides and periodic explosive eruptions. It is one of the most active volcanoes in Mexico and is located near the city of Colima.
What type is colima?
I guess you mean "Colima Volcano". It is a stratovolcano.
Were is the volcano colima what state?
the volcano of colima is in colima,mexico. at one point it acutally belonged to jalisco,mexico but colima took over it. its right on the border of colima and jalisco.
What is the nearest populated city to the Colima volcano in Mexico?
The nearest villages are Los Mazos in the state of Jalisco and El Jabali in the state of Colima. The nearest city is the city of Colima, state capital.
What is The active volcano in all Mexico is?
Colima volcano
What is the most active volcano in all in Mexico?
Colima volcano
In what country is mount Colima located?
The Colima volcano, also known as the Volcan de Fuego(Fiery Volcano) is located in western Mexico, close to the Pacific Ocean. Its coordinates are (19.512727, -103.617241).See the related links section for a map of its location.
What plates causing the colima volcano to form?
The Colima volcano was formed due to the subduction of the Cocos tectonic plate beneath the North American plate. This subduction has led to the melting of the mantle and the formation of magma that eventually rises to the surface, resulting in the volcanic activity seen at Colima volcano.
What type of cone does Colima volcano have?
Colima volcano has a classic stratovolcano cone shape, typical of many volcanoes located along subduction zones. This type of cone is characterized by steep slopes, built up by alternating layers of lava flows, ash, and volcanic debris.
