The Volcano

The Volcano rises to an elevation of 1656 meters, displaying the typical conical shape formed by accumulated volcanic debris and ash deposits.

The formation of this cinder cone occurred through a series of volcanic events that contributed to British Columbia's geological development over thousands of years.

Local indigenous communities maintain connections to this volcanic landscape, which forms part of their traditional territories in British Columbia.

Reaching The Volcano requires careful planning and navigation skills, as the site stands in a remote location at coordinates 56.4231 latitude and -130.85 longitude.

The structure contains specific mineral compositions in its volcanic deposits, which provide scientists with data about past geological activities in the region.

Location: British Columbia

Elevation above the sea: 1,656 m

GPS coordinates: 56.42310,-130.85000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:42