Montañas del Fuego

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Montañas del Fuego are a group of dramatic volcanic cones and lava fields in Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park, renowned for their stark, otherworldly landscapes formed by 18th-century eruptions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
tourist attraction
volcanic landscape
accessRestriction limited to designated routes
administrativeDivision Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands NERFINISHED
archipelago Canary Islands NERFINISHED
climate arid
colorCharacteristic black volcanic soil
reddish-brown slopes
continent Africa-adjacent Atlantic region
country Spain
dominantRockType basalt
eruptionEndYear 1736
eruptionStartYear 1730
formationPeriod 18th century
formedBy volcanic eruptions
geologicalType basaltic volcanic field
geothermalEvidence hot ground just below surface
hasPart lava fields
volcanic cones
hazardLevelToday dormant
isPartOf Timanfaya National Park NERFINISHED
landscapeDescription otherworldly
landscapeDescription stark
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Canary Islands
Lanzarote NERFINISHED
Spain
Timanfaya National Park NERFINISHED
mainIsland Lanzarote NERFINISHED
nearbyFacility Timanfaya visitor center NERFINISHED
notableFor 18th-century volcanic eruptions
dramatic volcanic scenery
lava fields
tourism in Lanzarote
ongoingGeothermalActivity yes
protectedAreaStatus within national park
protectionDesignation Timanfaya National Park NERFINISHED
region Las Palmas province NERFINISHED
terrainFeature ash plains
craters
lava flows
toponymMeaning Mountains of Fire NERFINISHED
tourismActivity geothermal demonstrations
guided bus tours
viewpoints
vegetation sparse
volcanicOrigin shield-type eruptions

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Timanfaya National Park hasVolcano Montañas del Fuego
Timanfaya knownFor Montañas del Fuego
subject surface form: Timanfaya National Park