Where is the closest volcano to Texas?

Answer 1

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 2

The closest volcano to Texas it Pilot Knob. It is actually located 7 miles south of Austin, Texas. However, it is not an active volcano, the last eruption is estimated to be around 80 million years ago.

Answer 3

The closest volcano to Texas is probably in Mexico, where there are several active volcanoes. One of the closest is the Pico de Orizaba, located in the state of Veracruz. It is about 500 miles away from the Texas border.