Vulkan Chernoga

Vulkan Chernoga rises to an elevation of 538 meters on Chirpoy Island, forming part of the Greater Kuril Ridge mountain range in Russia.

The volcanic structure has remained under different administrations throughout time, from the Russian Empire through the Soviet Union to present-day Russia.

The local indigenous communities maintain strong connections to the volcanic landscapes of the Kuril Islands, integrating them into their traditional practices.

Reaching Vulkan Chernoga requires careful planning, with access limited to specific ferry services or flights from mainland Russia to the Kuril Islands.

The volcano's position at coordinates 46.5214°N and 150.8664°E creates specific conditions that support distinct plant life adapted to volcanic soil.

Location: Kurilsky District

GPS coordinates: 46.52144,150.86644

Latest update: March 25, 2025 11:15