What is the closest volcano to Florida?

Answer 1

Kriatnew,the newly discovered volcano closest to Texas

Answer 2

In South and Central Texas, there are many remnants of marine volcanos that were present in the shallow seas about 80 million years ago. An example is Pilot Knob in Travis County and there are many others near Uvalde,” McCall said. Pilot Knob is the closest volcano to San Antonio, just a few miles outside McKinney Falls State Park near Austin.

Answer 3

The volcano closest to Tallahassee, Florida, is the legendary Wakulla Volcano, located in the Wacissa Swamp, about 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the southeast. Reports of volcanic activity -- thought in actuality to derive from peat fires -- ceased after the 1886 earthquake in Charleston, South Carolina.

Answer 4

The closest volcano to Florida is in the Caribbean region, specifically in the island of Puerto Rico. The nearest active volcano to Florida is Mount Pelee, located on the island of Martinique, which is approximately 1,400 miles away from the southern tip of Florida.

Answer 5

The closest volcano to Florida is the vent that produced the Carrizozo lava flow in New Mexico roughly 5,000 years ago. It only ever erupted twice.

Answer 6

A very long way away!