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Paricutin, a volcano in Mexico, erupted between 1943 and 1952, creating a landscape that was once inhabited but is now largely uninhabitable due to volcanic activity. While the immediate vicinity of the volcano is dangerous and unsuitable for permanent settlement, the surrounding areas have been repopulated, and nearby towns like San Juan Parangaricutiro have adapted to the volcanic environment. Residents in these areas must remain vigilant about volcanic activity, but they can live relatively safely further away from the volcano itself.

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