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The Lonquimay fumaroles are gas-emitting features associated with Lonquimay, a stratovolcano in Chile's Andes. They are part of the volcanic system that produced the Navidad eruption, which began on 25 December 1988 from a new vent on the volcano's flank. That eruption formed a cinder cone and produced lava and ash, while fumarolic activity represents the release of hot volcanic gases from the underlying system.
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