List of volcanoes in Chile

The Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program lists 105 volcanoes in Chile that have been active during the Holocene.^[1] The country's National Geology and Mining Service lists 90 active volcanoes.^[2]

The volcanoes of the Andes originate from the subduction of the Nazca Plate under the South American Plate, while the volcanoes of Chile's Pacific islands formed from magma coming from three distinct hotspots, Easter, Juan Fernández and San Felix hotspots. The westernmost part of the ridges formed by these hotspots contain the most recently active volcanoes. Some volcanoes or groups of volcanoes are under surveillance of the Southern Andean Volcano Observatory (Spanish: Observatorio Volcanológico de los Andes del Sur; OVDAS) because of their critical activity or proximity to big cities.

This list does not include Chilean claims in the Antarctic.

Name	Landform type	Elevation (m)	Last eruption	Coordinates	Other names	OVDAS surveillance
Tacora	stratovolcano	5,980	Upper-Pleistocene	17.72°S 69.77°W / -17.72; -69.77 (Tacora)
Carrizalillo (caldera)	Caldera		Cretaceous–Paleogene
Potrerillos (caldera)	Caldera		Cretaceous–Paleogene
Lexone[3]	Lava dome	5,340	Holocene	17.87°S 69.48°W / -17.87; -69.48 (Lexone)
Choquelimpie	Stratovolcano		Miocene	18°18′19″S 69°16′42″W
Lauca (volcano)	Stratovolcano	5,140	Pliocene	18°20′S 69°23′W
Caldera Lauca	Caldera		Miocene
El Rojo Norte	Cinder cone		Pliocene	18°28′S 69°12′W
Cerro Napa	Stratovolcano		Pleistocene	20°30′S 68°40′W
El Rojo Sur	Cinder cone		Pliocene	20°50′S 68°37′W
Porunita	Cinder cone		3.5 million years ago	20°50′35.1″S 68°36′49.5″W
Pabellón de Inca	Stratovolcano			20°55′S 68°37′W
Cerro Cebollar		5,716	A few million years	21°37′S 68°28′W
Cerro Chela	Stratovolcano	5,644	Pliocene	21°24′S 68°30′W
Cerro de las Cuevas	Stratovolcano	5,294	3.15±0.15 million years ago	21°35′S 68°29′W
Cerro Chanka	Lava dome		Pleistocene	21°47′09″S 68°18′37″W
Cerros Bravos-Barros Negros	Volcanic complex		26-22 million years ago	26°38′S 69°15′W
Chillahuita	Lava dome			22°10′S 68°02′W
Chusmiza	Stratovolcano		Miocene
Taapaca	stratovolcano	5,860	320 BC ± 50 years	18.10°S 69.50°W / -18.10; -69.50 (Taapaca (volcano))
Corral de Coquena	maar, spatter rampart	4,572	Pliocene	23°26′S 67°28′W
Cerro Alconcha	stratovolcano		more than 9.3 million years ago	21°04′S 68°32′W
Apacheta-Aguilucho volcanic complex	Two volcanoes	5,581	50,000 years ago	21°50′S 68°10′W
Parinacota	stratovolcano	6,348	Holocene	18.17°S 69.15°W / -18.17; -69.15 ("Parinacota (volcano)")
Cerro Cariquima	stratovolcano	5,365	Pleistocene	19.55°S 68.68°W / -19.55; -68.68 ("Cerro Cariquima")
Acotango	stratovolcano	6,052	Holocene	18.37°S 69.05°W / -18.37; -69.05 ("Acotango")
Wallatiri	stratovolcano	6,071	1960	18.42°S 69.17°W / -18.42; -69.17 ("Guallatiri")
Arintika	stratovolcano	5,597	Holocene	18.73°S 69.05°W / -18.73; -69.05 ("Arintica")
Isluga	stratovolcano	5,550	1913	19.15°S 68.83°W / -19.15; -68.83 ("Isluga")		[1]
Puchuldiza[4]		4,500	Pleistocene	19.42°S 68.97°W / -19.42; -68.97 ("Puchuldiza")
Cerro Pina[5]		4,037	Holocene	19.49°S 68.65°W / -19.49; -68.65 ("Cerro Pina")
Tatajachura	stratovolcano	5,240	6 ± 1.3 million years ago	19.5°S 69.12°W / -19.5; -69.12 ("Tatajachura")
Iru Phutunqu	stratovolcano	5,163	1995	20.73°S 68.55°W / -20.73; -68.55 ("Irruputuncu")
Millunu	stratovolcano		Miocene
Guaichane-Mamuta	Volcanic complex	4,684	Miocene
Cerro Ascotan	stratovolcano	5,500	1995	21°41′S 68°07′W
Unnamed		4,800	Holocene	20.83°S 68.63°W / -20.83; -68.63 ("Unnamed")
Olca-Paruma	stratovolcano	5,407	1867	20.93°S 68.48°W / -20.93; -68.48 ("Olca-Paruma")
Aucanquilcha	stratovolcano	6,176	Holocene	21.22°S 68.47°W / -21.22; -68.47 ("Aucanquilcha")
Ollagüe	stratovolcano	5,868		21.30°S 68.18°W / -21.30; -68.18 ("Ollagüe")
Cerro del Azufre	stratovolcano	5,846	Holocene	21.78°S 68.23°W / -21.78; -68.23 ("Cerro del Azufre")
San Pedro	stratovolcano	6,145	1960	21.88°S 68.40°W / -21.88; -68.40 ("San Pedro (Chile volcano)")		[2]
Paniri	stratovolcano	5,946		22.08°S 68.25°W / -22.08; -68.25 ("Cerro Paniri")
Cerro del León	stratovolcano	5,760		22.18°S 68.12°W / -22.18; -68.12 ("Cerro del León")
Linzor	stratovolcano	5,680		22.18°S 67.95°W / -22.18; -67.95 ("Linzor")
Cerro Toconce[6]		5,435	Holocene	22.20°S 68.10°W / -22.20; -68.10 ("Cerro Toconce")
Cerro Deslinde		5,606		22°16′26″S 67°56′10″W
El Volcán^[citation needed]		5,100		22.33°S 67.97°W / -22.33; -67.97 ("El Volcán")
El Tatio[7]		4,280	Pleistocene	22.35°S 68.03°W / -22.35; -68.03 ("El Tatio (volcano)")
Tocorpuri (La Torta)	stratovolcano	5,018		22.50°S 67.90°W / -22.50; -67.90 ("Cerros de Tocorpuri")
Putana	stratovolcano	5,890	1810 ± 10 years	22.57°S 67.87°W / -22.57; -67.87 ("Putana Volcano")
Chaxas	lava dome		1.09±0.56 mya	22°45′S 68°00′W
Sairecabur	stratovolcano	5,971	Holocene	22.74°S 67.88°W / -22.74; -67.88 ("Sairecabur")
Licancabur	stratovolcano	5,916	Holocene	22.83°S 67.88°W / -22.83; -67.88 ("Licancabur")
Guayaques	Lava domes	5,598	Holocene	22.88°S 67.58°W / -22.88; -67.58 ("Guayaques")
Purico Complex	Pyroclastic shield, Volcanic complex	5,703	Holocene	23.00°S 67.75°W / -23.00; -67.75 ("Purico Complex")
Alitar	Stratovolcano	5,346	Holocene	23°09′S 67°38′W
Acamarachi	stratovolcano	6,046		23.18°S 67.37°W / -23.18; -67.37 ("Acamarachi")	Pili
Colachi	stratovolcano	5,631	Holocene	23.23°S 67.65°W / -23.23; -67.65 ("Colachi")
Laguna Verde	stratovolcano	5,412	Holocene?	23.25°S 67.71°W / -23.25; -67.71 ("Laguna Verde (volcano)")
Cerro Overo	maar	4,555	Holocene	23.35°S 67.67°W / -23.35; -67.67 ("Cerro Overo")
Tumisa	Lava domes	5,658	500,000 years ago	23°28′S 67°49′W
Aguas Calientes	stratovolcano	5,924		23.37°S 67.68°W / -23.37; -67.68 ("Aguas Calientes (volcano)")
Lascar	stratovolcano	5,592	2015	23.37°S 67.73°W / -23.37; -67.73 ("Lascar (volcano)")		[3]
Chiliques	stratovolcano	5,778	Unknown	23.58°S 67.70°W / -23.58; -67.70 ("Chiliques")
Cordón de Puntas Negras	stratovolcano	5,852	Holocene	23.75°S 67.53°W / -23.75; -67.53 ("Cordón de Puntas Negras")
Miñiques	stratovolcano	5,910		23.82°S 67.77°W / -23.82; -67.77 ("Miñiques")
Cerro Tujle[8]		3,550	Holocene	23.83°S 67.95°W / -23.83; -67.95 ("Cerro Tujle")
El Laco	Volcanic group	5,325 or 5,472	Pleistocene	23°50′29.6″S 67°29′24.6″W
Cordón Chalviri	stratovolcano	5,623	Holocene	23.85°S 67.62°W / -23.85; -67.62 ("Cordón de Puntas Negras")
Caichinque	stratovolcano	4,450		23.95°S 67.73°W / -23.95; -67.73 ("Caichinque")
Tilocalar[9]	stratovolcano	3,116		23.97°S 68.13°W / -23.97; -68.13 ("Tilocalar")
Pular	stratovolcano	6,233	Unknown	24.18°S 68.05°W / -24.18; -68.05 ("Pular (volcano)")
El Negrillar[10]	pyroclastic cone	3,500		24.18°S 68.25°W / -24.18; -68.25 ("El Negrillar")	See also Negrillar de Ensenada at the Osorno (volcano)
La Negrillar[11]	pyroclastic cone	4,109		24.28°S 68.60°W / -24.28; -68.60 ("La Negrillar")	See also Negrillar de Ensenada at the Osorno (volcano)
Socompa	stratovolcano	6,051	5250 BC (?)	24.40°S 68.25°W / -24.40; -68.25 ("Socompa (volcano)")
Llullaillaco	stratovolcano	6,739	1877	24.72°S 68.50°W / -24.72; -68.50 ("Llullaillaco")
Volcan de la Pena	stratovolcano	5,247	12 million years ago	25°4.37′S 68°42.72′W
Cerro Escorial	stratovolcano	5,447	Holocene	25.08°S 68.37°W / -25.08; -68.37 ("Cerro Escorial")
Lastarria	stratovolcano	5,697	Holocene	25.17°S 68.50°W / -25.17; -68.50 ("Lastarria (volcano)")
Chaco	volcano	5,045 or 5,145	Miocene	25°27′S 69°02′W
Cordón del Azufre	stratovolcano	5,463	Holocene	25.33°S 68.52°W / -25.33; -68.52 ("Cordón del Azufre")
Cerro Bayo	complex volcano	5,401	Holocene	25.42°S 68.58°W / -25.42; -68.58 ("Cerro Bayo Complex")
Dos Crateres	Twin volcano		7.9±0.5 Ma	25°36′S 68°36′W
Sierra de Gorbea	Lava field		4.7±0.5 Ma and 5.2±0.5 Ma	25°44′S 68°45′W
Juan de la Vega	maar			25°52′S 68°48′W
Chato Aislado	Caldera and lava dome		1.2 Ma	25.98°S 68.81°W / -25.98; -68.81 ("Chato Aislado")
Dos Puntas	Volcano		2 Ma	25°58′S 68°27′W
Leon Muerto		4799	19,900,000 ± 800,000 years ago	25°57′S 68°28′W
Salar Grande	Caldera		Miocene	26°00′S 68°40′W
Doña Ines	Stratovolcano	5075	Miocene	26°04′40″S 69°11′06″W
Los Colorados	Caldera		Miocene	26.09°S 68.32°W / -26.09; -68.32 ("Los Colorados (caldera)")
El Salvador			Paleocene-Eocene	26°17′30″S 69°32′30″W
San Felix[12]	Shield volcano	183	Holocene	26.27°S 80.12°W / -26.27; -80.12 ("San Felix (volcano)")
Sierra Nevada de Lagunas Bravas	stratovolcano	6,127		26.48°S 68.57°W / -26.48; -68.57 ("Sierra Nevada de Lagunas Bravas")
Wheelwright caldera	caldera		Pliocene	26°45′00″S 68°37′30″W
Falso Azufre	stratovolcano	5,890	Holocene	26.80°S 68.37°W / -26.80; -68.37 ("Falso Azufre")
Pukao	submarine volcano			26.95°S 110.27°W / -26.95; -110.27 ("Pukao (seamount)")
Ojos de Maricunga	stratovolcano and caldera	4,985	middle Miocene	27°00′S 69°13′W
Incahuasi	stratovolcano and caldera	6,621		27.04°S 68.28°W / -27.04; -68.28 ("Incahuasi")
El Solo	stratovolcano	6,190		27.11°S 68.72°W / -27.11; -68.72 ("El Solo")
Pastillito	volcanic chain	4,883	Middle Miocene
Ojos del Salado	stratovolcano	6,891	700 AD ± 300	27.12°S 68.53°W / -27.12; -68.53 ("Ojos del Salado")
Poike, Easter Island	shield volcano	370	>1Ma	27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Poike, Easter Island")
Porquesa	Lava dome	4,600	Pliocene/Pleistocene	19°59′S 68°46′W
Rano Kau, Easter Island	crater lake	250	>1Ma	27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Rano Kau, Easter Island")
Terevaka, Easter Island	shield volcano	507	>1Ma	27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Terevaka, Easter Island")
Moai	submarine volcano			27.1°S 109.85°W / -27.1; -109.85 ("Moai (seamount)")
Copiapó	stratovolcano	6,052		27.30°S 69.13°W / -27.30; -69.13 ("Copiapó (volcano)")
Jorquera	caldera
Tupungato	stratovolcano	6,570	0.8 million years ago	33.35°S 69.75°W / -33.35; -69.75 ("Tupungato")
Tupungatito	stratovolcano	6,000	1987	33.40°S 69.80°W / -33.40; -69.80 ("Tupungatito")		[4]
Unnamed[13]	submarine volcano	-642		33.62°S 76.83°W / -33.62; -76.83 ("Unnamed")
Robinson Crusoe[14]	Shield volcano	922	1835	33.65°S 78.85°W / -33.65; -78.85 ("Robinson Crusoe (volcano)")
Alexander Selkirk Island	volcanic island	1,329	<1Ma	33.75°S 80.75°W / -33.75; -80.75 ("Alexander Selkirk Island")
San José	stratovolcano	5,856	1960	33.78°S 69.89°W / -33.78; -69.89 ("San José (volcano)")		[5]
Maipo	stratovolcano	5,264	1912	34.16°S 69.83°W / -34.16; -69.83 ("Maipo (volcano)")
Palomo	stratovolcano	4,860	Holocene	34.61°S 70.30°W / -34.61; -70.30 ("Palomo")
Tinguiririca	stratovolcano	4,280	1917	34.81°S 70.35°W / -34.81; -70.35 ("Tinguiririca (volcano)")		[6]
Planchón-Peteroa	stratovolcano	4,107	2010	35.24°S 70.57°W / -35.24; -70.57 ("Planchón-Peteroa")		[7]
Mondaca[15]	Lava dome	2,048	Holocene	35.46°S 70.80°W / -35.46; -70.80 ("Mondaca")
Descabezado Chico				35.52°S 70.60°W / -35.52; -70.60 ("Descabezado Chico")	Cone of Calabozos
Calabozos	caldera	3,508	Holocene	35.56°S 70.50°W / -35.56; -70.50 ("Calabozos")
Cerro Azul	stratovolcano	3,788	1967	35.65°S 70.76°W / -35.65; -70.76 ("Cerro Azul (Chile volcano)")	Los Hornitos, Quipazu, Descabezado Grande	[8]
Descabezado Grande	stratovolcano	3,953	1933	35.85°S 70.75°W / -35.85; -70.75 ("Descabezado Grande")	Cerro Azul, Quipazu, Hornitos	[9]
San Pedro de Tatara		3,621	Holocene	35.99°S 70.85°W / -35.99; -70.85 ("San Pedro de Tatara")	San Pedro-Pellado	[10]
Laguna del Maule	caldera	3,092	Holocene	36.02°S 70.58°W / -36.02; -70.58 ("Laguna del Maule (volcano)")		[11]
Longaví	stratovolcano	3242	Holocene	36.20°S 71.20°W / -36.20; -71.20 ("Nevado de Longaví")		[12]
Lomas Blancas[16]		2,268	Holocene	36.29°S 71.01°W / -36.29; -71.01 ("Lomas Blancas")
Resago[17]	Cinder cone	1,550	Holocene	36.45°S 70.92°W / -36.45; -70.92 ("Resago")
Nevados de Chillán	stratovolcano	3,212	2003	36.86°S 71.37°W / -36.86; -71.37 ("Nevados de Chillán")		[13]
Antuco	stratovolcano	2,979	1869	37.40°S 71.34°W / -37.40; -71.34 ("Antuco (volcano)")		[14]
Copahue	stratovolcano	2,965	2012	37.85°S 71.17°W / -37.85; -71.17 ("Copahue")		[15]
Callaqui	stratovolcano	3,164	1980	37.92°S 71.45°W / -37.92; -71.45 ("Callaqui")		[16]
Laguna Mariñaqui[18]	Cinder cones	2,143		38.27°S 71.10°W / -38.27; -71.10 ("Laguna Mariñaqui")
Tolhuaca	stratovolcano	2,806	Holocene	38.31°S 71.65°W / -38.31; -71.65 ("Tolhuaca")	Tolguaca, see also Lonquimay.	[17]
Sierra Nevada	stratovolcano	2,554	Holocene	38.35°S 71.35°W / -38.35; -71.35 ("Sierra Nevada (stratovolcano)")
Cerro Chapulul		2,143	Holocene	38.37°S 71.08°W / -38.37; -71.08 ("Cerro Chapulul")
Lonquimay	stratovolcano	2,865	1990	38.38°S 71.58°W / -38.38; -71.58 ("Lonquimay (volcano)")	See also Tolhuaca or Tolguaca	[18]
Llaima	stratovolcano	3,125	2009	38.69°S 71.72°W / -38.69; -71.72 ("Llaima")		[19]
Sollipulli	caldera	2,282	1240 AD ± 50	38.97°S 71.52°W / -38.97; -71.52 ("Sollipulli")		[20]
Caburgua-Huelemolle	stratovolcano	995	Holocene	39.20°S 71.83°W / -39.20; -71.83 ("Caburgua-Huelemolle")
Cerro Redondo		1,496		39.27°S 71.70°W / -39.27; -71.70 ("Cerro Redondo")	Cone of Sollipulli, Cone of Caburgua-Huelemolle
Villarrica	stratovolcano	2,847	2015	39.42°S 71.93°W / -39.42; -71.93 ("Villarrica (volcano)")		[21]
Quetrupillán	stratovolcano	2,360	1872	39.50°S 71.70°W / -39.50; -71.70 ("Quetrupillán")		[22]
Lanín	stratovolcano	3,747	560 AD ±150	39.63°S 71.50°W / -39.63; -71.50 ("Lanín")		[23]
Quinchilca	caldera		Pleistocene	39.68°S 72.008°W / -39.68; -72.008 ("Quinchilca")
Mocho-Choshuenco	stratovolcano	2,422	1864	39.93°S 72.03°W / -39.93; -72.03 ("Mocho-Choshuenco")		[24]
Carrán-Los Venados	pyroclastic cones, maars	1,114	1979	40.35°S 72.07°W / -40.35; -72.07 ("Carrán-Los Venados")		[25]
Mencheca		1,840	Holocene	40.53°S 72.04°W / -40.53; -72.04 ("Mencheca")	Stratovolcano of Puyehue-Cordón Caulle
Puyehue-Cordón Caulle	stratovolcano	2,236	2011	40.59°S 72.12°W / -40.59; -72.12 ("Puyehue-Cordón Caulle")		[26]
Antillanca-Casablanca	pyroclastic cones, stratovolcano	1,990	Holocene	40.77°S 72.15°W / -40.77; -72.15 ("Antillanca Group")		[27]
Puntiagudo-Cordón Cenizos	pyroclastic cones	2,493	1930	40.96°S 72.26°W / -40.96; -72.26 ("Puntiagudo-Cordón Cenizos")
Osorno	stratovolcano	2,652	1869	41.10°S 72.49°W / -41.10; -72.49 ("Osorno (volcano)")		[28]
Cayutué-La Viguería[19]	Pyroclastic cone	506	Holocene	41.25°S 72.27°W / -41.25; -72.27 ("Cayutué-La Viguería")
Calbuco	stratovolcano	2,003	2015	41.33°S 72.61°W / -41.33; -72.61 ("Calbuco (volcano)")		[29]
Cuernos del Diablo[20]	stratovolcano			41.37°S 72.02°W / -41.37; -72.02 ("Cuernos del Diablo")
Yate	stratovolcano	2,187	Holocene	41.76°S 72.39°W / -41.76; -72.39 ("Yate (volcano)")	See also Hornopirén.	[30]
Hornopirén	stratovolcano	1,572	Holocene	41.87°S 72.43°W / -41.87; -72.43 ("Hornopirén (volcano)")	See also Yate	[31]
Apagado (Hualiaque)	pyroclastic cone	1,210		41.88°S 72.59°W / -41.88; -72.59 ("Apagado (Hualiaque)")
Huequi	stratovolcano	1,318	1920	42.37°S 72.57°W / -42.37; -72.57 ("Huequi")
Michinmahuida	stratovolcano	2,404	1835	42.78°S 72.43°W / -42.78; -72.43 ("Michinmahuida")	Minchinmávida	[32]
Chaitén	lava dome	1,122	2011	42.83°S 72.65°W / -42.83; -72.65 ("Chaitén (volcano)")		[33]
Corcovado	stratovolcano	2,300	1835	43.18°S 72.80°W / -43.18; -72.80 ("Corcovado (volcano)")	See also Yanteles.	[34]
Yanteles	stratovolcano	2,050	6650 BC	43.50°S 72.80°W / -43.50; -72.80 ("Yanteles")	See also Corcovado.	[35]
Palena Volcanic Group[21]	Cinder cone		Holocene	43.68°S 72.50°W / -43.68; -72.50 ("Palena Volcanic Group")
Melimoyu	stratovolcano	2,400	200 AD ± 75	44.08°S 72.88°W / -44.08; -72.88 ("Melimoyu")		[36]
Puyuhuapi	Cinder cone	255	Holocene	44.30°S 72.53°W / -44.30; -72.53 ("Puyuhuapi (volcanic group)")
Mentolat	stratovolcano	1,660	Holocene	44.67°S 73.08°W / -44.67; -73.08 ("Mentolat")		[37]
Cay	stratovolcano	2,200		45.06°S 73.00°W / -45.06; -73.00 ("Cay (volcano)")
Maca	stratovolcano	2,960	Holocene	45.10°S 73.20°W / -45.10; -73.20 ("Maca (volcano)")		[38]
Mount Hudson	stratovolcano	1,905	1991	45.90°S 72.97°W / -45.90; -72.97 ("Mount Hudson")		[39]
Río Murta (volcano)[22]	pyroclastic cone			46.17°S 72.67°W / -46.17; -72.67 ("Río Murta (volcano)")
Arenales	stratovolcano	3,437	1979	47.20°S 73.48°W / -47.20; -73.48 ("Cerro Arenales")
Lautaro	stratovolcano	3,345	19791979	49.02°S 73.55°W / -49.02; -73.55 ("Lautaro (volcano)")
Viedma	Subglacial volcano	1,500	1988	49.36°S 73.28°W / -49.36; -73.28 ("Viedma (volcano)")
Aguilera	stratovolcano	2,546	-16501650 BC	50.17°S 73.83°W / -50.17; -73.83 ("Aguilera (volcano)")
Reclus	stratovolcano	1,000	19081908 AD ± 1	50.98°S 73.70°W / -50.98; -73.70 ("Reclus (volcano)")
Pali-Aike	volcanic field		-1550 5550 BC ± 1000	52.00°S 70.00°W / -52.00; -70.00 ("Pali-Aike Volcanic Field")
Burney	stratovolcano	1,495	19101910	52.33°S 73.40°W / -52.33; -73.40 ("Monte Burney")
Fueguino	lava domes	150	1820	54.95°S 70.25°W / -54.95; -70.25 ("Fueguino")

Gallery

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  Parinacota and Chungará Lake
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  Licancabur's summit
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  Ollagüe seen from Bolivia
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  Miscanti and Laguna Miscanti
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  Satellite image of Villarrica, one of Chile's most active volcanoes
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  Aerial view of Sollipulli's ice-clad caldera
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  Ski slopes on the Antillanca Group, in the background: Puntiagudo and Osorno
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  Aerial view of Cerro Azul
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  Rano Kau crater on Easter Island
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  Poike volcano, in the foreground, Ahu Tongariki
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  Eroded volcanic island of Robinson Crusoe

See also

• Glaciers of Chile
• List of fjords, channels, sounds and straits of Chile
• List of islands of Chile
• List of lakes of Chile
• List of rivers of Chile
• Lists of volcanoes
• Ring of Fire
• Volcanism of Chile

References

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• Siebert L, Simkin T (2002–present). Volcanoes of the World: an Illustrated Catalog of Holocene Volcanoes and their Eruptions. Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program Digital Information Series, GVP-3 (http://www.volcano.si.edu).

External links

• Search Database, Global Volcanism Program