Pompeii has erupted many times but the most famous of times was in 79 AD during the Roman Empire.
It exploded in AD 75
In 79 A.D
The Pompeii volcano isn't actually called that, its called Mount Vesuvius. And Pompeii is in Italy, Rome.
Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed Pompeii, is southeast of Naples, Italy.
Yes Mount Vesuvius is an active volcano. (Pompeii is the Roman town that lies in it's shadow)
Mt. Vesuvius covered Pompeii with about 60 ft of ash and pumice.
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Mt. Vesuvius was the volcano that destroyed Pompeii
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Pompeii in sounthern Italy COOL FACT: the Volcano Vesuvius is named after Fredmin Vesuviis, the discovery of the volcano
Mount Vesuvius.
Yes.