swap_horiz Lac Pavin Alternatives

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Tambora maar features

Tambora maar is a volcanic crater formed during the cataclysmic 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora on Sumbawa Island, Indone...

Indonesia Sumbawa Tuff Ring Maar

9.3 Excellent

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Lake Rotomahana

Lake Rotomahana is a volcanic crater lake located within the Taupo Volcanic Zone of New Zealand. It’s notable for its dr...

New Zealand 1886 Taupo Tuff Ring

9.1 Excellent

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Laacher See

Laacher See is a maar lake located within the Eifel region of Germany. It represents the remains of a volcanic eruption...

Germany Eifel Holocene Tuff Ring

8.7 Great

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Rinjani maar (Segara Anak)

The Rinjani maar, also known as Segara Anak, is a young tuff-cone volcano within the larger Mount Rinjani caldera on Lom...

Indonesia Lombok Holocene Tuff Ring

8.7 Great

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South Crater (Tongariro)

South Crater is a prominent, flat-floored volcanic feature located on Mount Tongariro in New Zealand, serving as a notab...

New Zealand National Park Holocene Tongariro

8.6 Great

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Pantelleria Specchio di Venere maar

The Specchio di Venere is a shallow crater lake in Pantelleria, Italy, notable for occupying a volcanic maar that featur...

Italy Holocene Tuff Ring Maar Lake

8.5 Great

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Batur maar features (Bali)

Situated in Bali, Indonesia, Mount Batur features a prominent caldera and crater lake formed by a massive volcanic erupt...

Indonesia Bali Holocene Tuff Ring

8.4 Great

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Kolumbo underwater tuff cone

Kolumbo is an active submarine tuff cone northeast of Santorini, Greece, whose 1650 CE eruption produced a deadly tsunam...

Submarine Greece Santorini Holocene

8.3 Great

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Budj Bim (Mount Eccles)

Budj Bim is an extinct volcano and tuff cone in Victoria, Australia, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its...

Australia Victoria World Heritage Holocene

8.2 Great

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MacDougal Crater (El Pinacate)

MacDougal Crater is a maar in El Pinacate, Sonora, Mexico, named after American botanist Daniel Trembly MacDougal who ex...

Mexico Pleistocene Tuff Ring Maar

8.2 Great

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Deception Island tuff features

Deception Island in Antarctica is a flooded caldera with prominent tuff rings, notable for destructive eruptions in 1967...

Antarctica Caldera Holocene Tuff Ring

8.2 Great

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Hole-in-the-Ground

Hole-in-the-Ground is a large maar volcano and tuff cone in Oregon, USA, created by explosive contact between magma and...

USA Oregon Pleistocene Tuff Ring

8.1 Great

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Sykes Crater (El Pinacate)

Sykes Crater is a maar in the El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve, Sonora, Mexico, formed by phreatom...

Mexico Pleistocene Tuff Ring Maar

8.1 Great

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Ubehebe Crater (Death Valley)

Ubehebe Crater is a large volcanic maar in California's Death Valley National Park, created by a phreatomagmatic explosi...

USA California Holocene Tuff Ring

8.1 Great

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Pulvermaar

Pulvermaar is a water-filled volcanic maar crater in Germany's Eifel region, renowned for its clear water and distinctio...

Germany Eifel Pleistocene Tuff Ring

8.0 Great

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Hverfjall (Hverfell)

Hverfjall is a large tuff ring in northeastern Iceland near Lake Mývatn, formed approximately 2,500 years ago and measur...

Iceland Myvatn Holocene Hikeable

7.9 Good

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Nisyros tuff cones

Nisyros is a Greek volcanic island with notable tuff cones, distinguished by a massive caldera with intense hydrothermal...

Greece Nisyros Holocene Maar

7.9 Good

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Kilbourne Hole

Kilbourne Hole is a dormant volcanic maar in the Doña Ana Mountains of New Mexico, notable for containing deep mantle xe...

USA New Mexico Pleistocene Tuff Ring

7.6 Good

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Gour de Tazenat

Gour de Tazenat is a maar crater in the Puy-de-Dôme department of France, formed during a volcanic eruption approximatel...

France Pleistocene Auvergne Tuff Ring

6.9 Fair

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Little Hebe Crater (Death Valley)

Little Hebe Crater is a small volcanic maar in California's Death Valley, notable as a younger secondary vent formed con...

USA California Holocene Tuff Ring

6.5 Fair