Laguna del Maule

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Laguna del Maule is a high-altitude volcanic lake and reservoir in the Andes of central Chile, known for its geothermal activity and role in regional hydropower and water supply.

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Laguna del Maule canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caldera lake
reservoir
volcanic lake
accessibleFrom Ruta CH-115 (Paso Pehuenche road)
Talca
basinCountry Chile
climate cold high‑mountain climate
country Chile
damCompletedIn 20th century
elevation approximately 2160 meters above sea level
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasActivity fishing
recreational boating
trekking
hasDam Laguna del Maule Dam
hasFeature active deformation of the crust
caldera structure
high geothermal activity
multiple lava domes in surrounding area
postglacial silicic volcanism
hasNearbyFeature Laguna del Maule volcanic field
surface form: Laguna del Maule geothermal system

Paso Pehuenche border crossing
isMonitoredBy Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería de Chile
surface form: SERNAGEOMIN

international volcanological research groups
locatedIn Andes
Maule Region
central Chile
nearBorderWith Argentina
partOf Laguna del Maule volcanic field
primaryInflow Andean snowmelt
primaryOutflow Maule River
surface form: Río Maule
risk ashfall hazard to central Chile and Argentina
possible dam or slope instability due to deformation
potential large explosive eruption
subjectOf geophysical deformation studies
hydrological and water‑resource studies
volcanological hazard assessments
usedBy agricultural sector in Maule Region
regional hydropower system of central Chile
usedFor drinking water supply
flood control
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation water supply
volcanicArc Southern Volcanic Zone of the Andes
waterType freshwater

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Maule River sourceLocation Laguna del Maule