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Concepción is one of the two volcanoes that form the island of Ometepe. The second one is called Maderas and two of them are located in Lake Nicaragua, Central America. It is an active stratovolcano with the height of 1600 metres and 1 km thick base. It is called a pristine volcano because no other volcano influenced its growth.
Location: | Lake Nicaragua, Nicaragua |
Coordinates: | 11.539916, -85.621401 |
Volcano Type: | Stratovolcano |
Concepción’s location:
Concepción’s Latest Status
2024: Not Active. Alert Level 1.
Concepción’s Eruptive History
2015 | October 2015: INETER reported that a lahar at Concepción was detected. |
2007-10 | Ongoing, intermittent (minor) eruptive activity observed. Last eruption on March 10, 2010. |
2005-6 | Small ash eruptions. A larger eruption occurred in 2005 causing ash fall on a neighboring village. |
1999 | Ash eruption reaching 300m. |
Concepción’s Monitoring
INETER: The Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies (INETER) is responsible for monitoring Concepción’s activity.
Images of Concepción
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