File:Volcan Villarrica, Southern Chile.jpg
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English: Satellite image of Volcan Villarrica. The 2,582-meter stratovolcano is mantled by a 30-square-kilometre glacier field, most of it amassed south and east of the summit in a basin made by a caldera depression. To the east and north-east, the glacier is covered by ash and other volcanic debris, giving it a rumpled, brown look. The western slopes are streaked with innumerable grey-brown gullies, the paths of lava and mudflows (lahars). Beyond the reach of ash and debris deposits, the volcano is surrounded by forests; the area is a national park. Lago Villarrica is visible to the north-west and Lago Calafquéen is visible to the south-west (lower left). |
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| Source | NASA Earth Observatory |
| Author | Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon |
Image captured by the Advanced Land Imager on NASA’s Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) satellite. EO-1 ALI data provided courtesy of the NASA EO-1 team.
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