Mount Meager massif

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glaciated volcano stratovolcano volcanic complex

Mount Meager massif is a glaciated volcanic complex in southwestern British Columbia, Canada, known as one of the country’s most active and hazardous volcanoes.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	glaciated volcano → stratovolcano → volcanic complex →
climate	alpine →
contains	Job Glacier → glaciers →
continent	North America →
country	Canada →
coveredBy	ice → snow →
elevation	2680 m → approximately 8800 ft →
eruptionStyle	explosive →
geologicalAge	Holocene → Pleistocene →
hasActivity	fumarolic activity → hydrothermal activity →
hasRiskTo	Lillooet River valley communities → Pemberton, British Columbia →
hazardType	debris flow → lahar → landslide → volcanic →
knownFor	being one of Canada’s most active volcanoes → being one of Canada’s most hazardous volcanoes →
lastEruption	Holocene epoch → about 2360 years ago →
locatedIn	British Columbia → Coast Mountains → Pacific Ranges → southwestern British Columbia →
locatedNear	Lillooet River → Pemberton, British Columbia →
monitoredBy	Geological Survey of Canada → Natural Resources Canada →
nearbyWatercourse	Lillooet River valley →
overlies	subducting Juan de Fuca Plate →
partOf	Canadian Cascade Arc → Cascade Volcanic Arc → Garibaldi Volcanic Belt →
prominence	about 730 m →
provinceOrState	British Columbia →
range	Coast Mountains → Pacific Ranges →
rockType	andesite → dacite → rhyodacite →
tectonicSetting	Cascadia subduction zone →
volcanoType	stratovolcano complex → subduction-related volcano →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cascade Volcanic Arc →	hasVolcano
Canada West Coast →	nearVolcano