Bezymianny

E50050

active volcano stratovolcano

Bezymianny is an active stratovolcano on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, known for its catastrophic 1956 eruption and ongoing explosive activity.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	active volcano → stratovolcano →
activityStatus	active →
country	Russia →
discoveredBy	Russian explorers →
elevation	approximately 2882 m → approximately 9460 ft →
eruptionFrequency	frequent since 1956 →
eruptionStyle	dome-building → explosive →
eruptionType1956	directed blast → lateral blast →
eruptionVEI1956	VEI 5 →
hasFeature	debris-avalanche scar → horseshoe-shaped crater → lava dome →
hazardType	ashfall → lahars → lava domes collapse → pyroclastic flows →
lastMajorEruptionYear	1956 →
listedIn	Global Volcanism Program database →
locatedIn	Kamchatka Krai → Kamchatka Peninsula → Russian Far East →
locatedOn	Kamchatka volcanic arc → Kuril–Kamchatka volcanic arc →
magmaComposition	andesite → basaltic andesite →
monitoredBy	Global Volcanism Program → Institute of Volcanology and Seismology RAS → KVERT → Kamchatkan Volcanic Eruption Response Team →
mountainRange	Eastern Range of Kamchatka →
nameMeaning	“nameless” in Russian →
near	Klyuchevskoy volcano → Tolbachik volcano →
notableEruption	catastrophic 1956 eruption →
overridingPlate	Okhotsk Plate →
partOf	Klyuchevskaya volcanic group →
similarTo	Mount St. Helens 1980 eruption →
subductingPlate	Pacific Plate →
tectonicSetting	subduction zone →
typicalActivity	ash plumes → frequent explosive eruptions → lava dome growth → pyroclastic flows →
volcanoNumber	300250 →
volcanoType	andesitic stratovolcano →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kamchatka volcanic arc →	notableVolcano