Mt Matavanu eruption 1905–1911

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The Mt Matavanu eruption of 1905–1911 was a major volcanic event on the Samoan island of Savaiʻi that produced extensive lava flows, reshaping large areas of the island’s landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural disaster
volcanic eruption
associatedWith Mt Matavanu lava fields
continent Oceania
country Samoa NERFINISHED
duration approximately 6 years
effect reshaped large areas of Savaiʻi’s landscape
endTime 1911
eruptionStyle effusive eruption
hazardType lava flow
volcanic gas emission
impact alteration of local drainage patterns
creation of new land surfaces
destruction of vegetation
isPartOf geological history of Samoa
history of Savaiʻi
locatedIn Pacific Ring of Fire NERFINISHED
location Mount Matavanu NERFINISHED
Samoa NERFINISHED
Savaiʻi NERFINISHED
naturalProcess basaltic lava effusion
magma extrusion
produced extensive lava flows
recordedIn historical accounts of Samoan volcanism
relatedTo tectonic activity of the Pacific Plate
significance one of the most significant historical eruptions in Samoa
startTime 1905
timePeriod early 20th century
volcanicArcOrBelt Samoan volcanic chain NERFINISHED
volcanoType shield volcano

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Savaiʻi hasEruption Mt Matavanu eruption 1905–1911