Tinakula

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Tinakula is an active volcanic island in the Solomon Islands’ Santa Cruz group, known for its steep cone rising dramatically from the sea and frequent eruptions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
stratovolcano
volcanic island
access only by boat
administrativeDivision Temotu Province NERFINISHED
approximateBaseDiameter about 3.5 km
approximateDiameter about 3.5 km
calderaLocation open to the sea on one side
country Solomon Islands
countrySubdivision Temotu Province NERFINISHED
elevation about 796 m
eruptionFrequency intermittent eruptions over recent centuries
eruptionStyle Strombolian
Vulcanian
geologicalAge Holocene NERFINISHED
hasAshPlumes true
hasCaldera true
hasLavaFlows true
hasMonitoring limited on-site monitoring
hazardType ashfall
landslides
lava flows
pyroclastic flows
historicEruptions recorded since at least the 19th century
knownFor frequent eruptions
persistent activity in historical times
lastEruption October 2017
latitude approximately 10.38°S
locatedIn Santa Cruz Islands NERFINISHED
Temotu Province NERFINISHED
southwestern Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
longitude approximately 165.80°E
nearbyIsland Nendo NERFINISHED
Utupua NERFINISHED
Vanikoro NERFINISHED
notableEruption major eruption in 1971
notableEruptionEffect evacuation of nearby island communities in 1971
partOf Ring of Fire NERFINISHED
Santa Cruz island group NERFINISHED
population 0 permanent residents
region Melanesia
risesDirectlyFrom sea
shape steep volcanic cone
summitElevation about 796 m above sea level
tectonicSetting subduction zone volcano
uninhabited true
volcanicArc Vanuatu–Solomon Islands arc NERFINISHED
volcanoType stratovolcano

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