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Redoubt volcano is located in Lake Clark National Park. The summit contains a 1.8 km wide crater.
Redoubt Volcano is one of five volcanoes on upper Cook Inlet, Alaska. The volcano is located 120 km southwest of Anchorage, and has been the second most active volcano on the inlet during the past 10,000 years.
The volcano has a basal diameter of 10-12 km and a volume of approximately 40 cubic kilometers. Redoubt volcano is 100-110 km above the Benioff zone and 450 km northwest of the Aleutian trench.
60.485 N, 152.742 W summit elevation 3108 m stratovolcano
2009 Volcano Unrest Seismic activity increased markedly at Redoubt volcano between 23-25 January 2009. Tremor became sustained and its amplitude increased. Aviation Color Code was increased to ORANGE.
Redoubt Volcano Eruptions
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