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Kizimen Lava Flows Captured by SpotImage

  29/12/2011
On the night of 13th to 14th December 2011, after a series of rock falls and pyroclastic flow from the Kizimen volcano top, the ash stem rose to a height of more than 7 kilometres. The plume was moved by the wind to the northern part of the Eastern Kamchatka. Ash emissions could be seen for several days. SpotImage captured this image on 22nd December 2011.
 

Kizimen eruption 

A powerful lava outflow to the eastern slope continues from the Kizimen crater. The flow is over 100 metres thick.

 

Vostok-Media reports that ash from the erupting Kizimen volcano fell on a vast area of the Kronotsky State Nature Biosphere reserve.

 

 

 





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