1. The Wrangell, Drum, Sanford, Jarvis, and Capital volcanoes.

2. Mount Wrangell
 Location: Wrangell
Volcanic Fields
 Dormant
 Last Eruption: March
26th 1930
 Features
Andesitic Shield
Topped By a Caldera,
 Elevation, 4317 m

3. Mount Drum
 Location: Wrangell
Volcanic Fields
 Extinct

No known last
eruption
 Features: It is a
Stratovolcano
 Elevation, 3661 m

4. Mount Sanford
 Location: Wrangell
Volcanic Fields
 Extinct
 No last Known
Eruption
 Features: It is a
“Shield Volcano?”
 Elevation, 4949 m

5. Mount Jarvis
 Location: Wrangell
Volcanic Fields
 Extinct
 No last Known
Eruption
 Features: Eroded
Stratocone
 Elevation, 4091 m

6. Mount Capital
 Location: Wrangell
Volcanic Fields
 Extinct
 No last known
Eruption
 Features: It is a Shield
Volcano
 Elevation, 2356 m

7.  How many Volcanoes Are there in Alaska?
Around 130
 How many Volcanoes Are currently active in the state?
Over 50 have been active within historical time.
 How do eruptions affect Aircraft?
It blocks visibility and makes it very hard to breathe

8.  How can eruptions affect People?
It can destroy homes and livelihoods, and take human
life
 How many eruptions are there a Year in Alaska?
About 1.3 eruptions per year in historical time

9.  Volcano Types:
 Dormant: The Volcano Is not currently active
 Extinct: The Volcano is dead, it will not be active
 Active: The Volcano is spewing death and destruction