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Sinabung fumaroles

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Mount Sinabung in Indonesia is a highly active stratovolcano that remained dormant for 400 years until 2010, now frequently producing ash plumes and fumaroles.

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What happened to Mount Sinabung in 2010?

Mount Sinabung resumed activity in 2010 after remaining dormant for about 400 years. Since then, it has frequently produced ash plumes and fumarolic activity.

Where are the Sinabung fumaroles located?

They are located on Mount Sinabung in Indonesia. The volcano is a highly active stratovolcano.

What is a fumarole at Sinabung?

A fumarole is a vent that releases volcanic gases and steam. At Sinabung, fumaroles are part of the volcano's continuing activity alongside ash emissions.

Is Mount Sinabung still an active volcano?

Yes. After its long dormancy ended in 2010, Mount Sinabung became known for recurring ash plumes and fumaroles.

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