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Africa
  • Cameroon:
    • Monoun (1984)
    • Nyos (1986)
  • Congo:
    • Nyamuragira (1912; 1938)
    • Nyiragongo (1977)
  • Ethiopia:
    • Dubbi (1861)
Asia
  • Indonesia:
    • Agung (1963)
    • Awu (1856)
    • Galunggung (1822)
    • Kalut (1586; 1919)
    • Krakatau (1883)
    • Merapi (1930)
    • Tambora (1815)
    • Toba (7200 BCE)
  • Japan:
    • Asama (1783)
    • Bandai-san (1883)
    • Unzen (1792, 1991)
  • Philippines:
    • Pinatubo (1991)
    • Taal (1911)
  • Russia:
    • Bezymianny (1956)
    • Shiveluch (1854)
    • Tolbachik (1975)
  • Saudi Arabia:
    • Harat Rahat (1256)
Atlantic Islands
  • Azores:
    • Furnas (1630)
  • Canary Islands:
    • Lanzarote (1730)
  • Cape Verde Islands:
    • Fogo (1995)
  • Guadeloupe:
    • La Soufrière (1976)
  • Iceland:
    • Askja (1875)
    • Heimaey (1973)
    • Hekla (1300)
    • Katla (1311)
    • Krafla (1984)
    • Laki (1783)
    • Surtsey (1963)
  • Martinique:
    • Mount Pelée (1902)
  • Montserrat:
    • La Soufrière (1976)
  • St. Vincent:
    • Soufrière Hills (1995)
Europe
  • Greece:
    • Santoni (1650 BCE)
  • Italy:
    • Campi Flegrei (1538)
    • Etna (1614-1624; 1669; 1843; 2000-2001)
    • Vesuvius (79; 1631; 1906; 1944)
North America
  • Costa Rica:
    • Arenal (1968)
    • Irazu (1963)
  • El Salvador:
    • Ilopango (260 BCE)
  • Guatemala:
    • Santa Maria (1902; 1929)
  • Mexico:
    • Colima (1576)
    • El Chicon (1982)
  • Nicaragua:
    • Coseguina (1835)
    • Mombacho (1570)
  • United States:
    • Crater Lake (2900 BCE)
    • Lassen Peak (1914)
    • Mt. St. Helen's (1980)
    • Novarupta (1912)
    • Redoubt (1989)
    • Spurr (1992)
Oceania
  • New Zealand:
    • Ruapehu (1953)
    • Tarawera (1886)
    • Taupo (1846)
  • Papua New Guinea:
    • Lamington (1951)
    • Long Island (1660)
    • Manam (1996)
    • Rabaul (1850; 1937)
    • Ritter (1888)
  • Solomon Islands:
    • Ruapehu (1953)
    • Tinakula (1840)
  • Vanatu:
    • Kuwae (1425)
South America
  • Chile:
    • Hudson (1991)
    • Villarrica (1810 BCE, 1971)
  • Colombia:
    • Dona Juana (1897)
    • Galeras (1993)
    • Guagua Pichincha (1993)
    • Ruiz (1985)
  • Ecuador:
    • Cotopaxi (1698; 1877)
  • Peru:
    • Huaynaputina (1600)
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