File:Pinatubo 1991-06-09.jpg

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Pre-eruption Mount Pinatubo, viewed from the northeast. The April 2, 1991, phreatic explosion craters (lower right, adjacent to '91 in date stamp) and the eventual location of June 7-12 dome extrusion (beneath the ash cloud) were aligned northeast-southwest across the north face of Mount Pinatubo (map of craters in Wolfe and Hoblitt, this volume). The ridge in the foreground may have been the wall of a prehistoric caldera that was only slightly larger than that which formed in 1991. (R.P. Hoblitt, June 9, 1991)

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Source https://pubs.usgs.gov/pinatubo/punong1/
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Author United States Geological Survey

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current10:52, 3 December 2018Thumbnail for version as of 10:52, 3 December 2018500 × 338 (45 KB)Batholith (talk | contribs)== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description= {{Quote box |Pre-eruption Mount Pinatubo, viewed from the northeast. The April 2, 1991, phreatic explosion craters (lower right, adjacent to '91 in date stamp) and the eventual location of June 7-12 dome extrusion (beneath the ash cloud) were aligned northeast-southwest across the north face of Mount Pinatubo (map of craters in Wolfe and Hoblitt, this volume). The ridge in the foreground may have been the wall of a pre...

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