Different types of volcanoes according to their shape

3. no central crater
lava spread far and
wide to form huge
pools that can cover
almost everything
around
When these pools of lava cool
and solidify, the surface
remains mostly flat
giant and elongate
fracture or crack at the
surface from
which lava erupts.

7. Calderas are collapse features that form
during large-volume volcanic eruptions

8. calderas are larger
than craters
A crater can occur
inside a caldera

9. Calderas are large, generally
with a diameter greater than
0.6 miles (1 km).
Some calderas form a lake
as the bowl-shaped
depression fills with water.

11. Laguna de
Quiltoa a
caldera in
Ecuador.

12. Crater Lake,
Oregon

16. Fernandina
in Ecuador

17. Mauna Loa in HAwaii

20. SMITH in
Calayan

21. CAPULIN
In
Mexico

23. also called Lava
Dome

28. MAYON i
n Albay