Beerenberg

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Beerenberg is an active stratovolcano and the northernmost subaerial volcano on Earth, dominating the Arctic island of Jan Mayen in the North Atlantic.

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Beerenberg canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
mountain
stratovolcano
climate polar
country Norway
dominates Jan Mayen
elevation 2277 m
7470 ft
eruptionStyle fissure eruptions
flank eruptions
firstRecordedEruption 1732
geologicalSetting Jan Mayen hotspot region
hasFeature lava flows
pyroclastic deposits
radial fissures
hasGlaciers true
hasStatus active
isNorthernmost northernmost subaerial volcano on Earth
one of the northernmost active stratovolcanoes
isPartOf Arctic region
surface form: Arctic

Jan Mayen
Atlantic Ocean
surface form: North Atlantic
isProtectedArea true
lastEruption 1985
lastEruptionCentury 20th century
latitude about 71.08° N
locatedIn Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
surface form: North Atlantic Ocean

Norway
locatedOn Jan Mayen
longitude about 8.17° W
mountainRange Jan Mayen Ridge
surface form: Jan Mayen volcanic ridge
namedAfter Dutch whaling ship Beerenberg
notableGlacier Kjerulf Glacier
Sørbreen
Weyprecht Glacier
overlooks Greenland Sea
Norwegian Sea
primaryAccess by boat to Jan Mayen
primaryUse mountaineering destination
scientific research
prominence 2277 m
rockType basaltic
summitFeature caldera
ice-filled crater
surfaceCover glaciers and snowfields
volcanoType stratovolcano
withinAdministrativeDivision Jan Mayen
surface form: Jan Mayen (Norwegian dependency)

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Jan Mayen hasHighestPoint Beerenberg