Where did the volcano come from?

Answer 1

Along plate boudaries.
OK, im just gonna try to make some sense. Volcanoes dont come from anywhere they are natural mountains (with a series of tunnels in them) that live in the weak spots of tectonic plate where magma can form underneath the volcano in something called a magma chamber. When there is enough pressure in the magma chamber the magma goes through the series of tunnels and is thrust out the top of the volcano.

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Answer 2

Volcanoes form where tectonic plates converge or diverge, causing magma to rise to the surface. When the pressure builds up and erupts through an opening, it forms a volcano. The magma is derived from the Earth's mantle and is rich in silica and gases.

Answer 3

volcanos are parts of land with molten rock within them. every time they erupt, another layer is added onto the volcano, making iit higher and steeper each time

Answer 4

The molten rock, called magma when it is underground, comes from a magma chamber beneath the volcano. The magma chamber is in turn supplied by the mantle.

Answer 5

It has come from the word 'Vulcan' meaning Roman god of fire.