Small vesicular pieces of volcanic material, scoria, collect around the vent to form a cinder cone. |
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Gas-rich lavas, particularly those that are of high viscosity, form large quantities of cinders and ash which collect in a cinder cone. |
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Ground was broken to begin construction on a cinder cone atop an inactive volcano called Mauna Kea. |
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Now, during the war, Church showed the cinder cone of the erupting volcano dominating a panoramic sweep of the Andean plateau. |
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Pago is a cinder cone about 820 feet high near the center of the caldera. |
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The volcano comprises lava flows, a composite cinder cone, and air-fall tephra. |
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Eve cone is a young, well preserved cinder cone at Mount Edziza, British Columbia. |
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Pieces of the lava are jetted up, cool in the air and fall around the vent to form a cone of lava pieces, or cinder cone. |
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Today, Sunset Crater national monument protects the massive cinder cone volcano and the surrounding lavascapes. |
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Volcano Mountain is a small, asymmetrical cinder cone approximately 300 m high. |
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Just look at Mountain Red Hill, an impressive cinder cone that lies south-west of Green Mountain. |
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Thus a geologic monument was created allowing a unique insight into the inside of a cinder cone. |
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Approx. 200.000 years ago the Eppelsberg volcano was active and is today a typical cinder cone. |
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In 1992 the flow of lava shifted back to the Pu'u 'Ō'ō vent, where a cinder cone had previously formed. |
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A chill hung in the air as we pulled up at the base of Monte Sartorio – a cinder cone at 1,700m on Etna's quieter northern side. |
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The animal was seen Saturday evening near the summit of Pilot Butte, a 500-foot-tall extinct cinder cone volcano. |
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We started off high in the hills overlooking Ponta Delgada at a cinder cone which had been opened up for quarrying. |
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The alpine meadows, glaciers, and striking blue lakes of Garibaldi Provincial Park are set in a volcanic landscape of lava flows and cinder cone volcanoes. |
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The Cracker Creek cone is a small cinder cone in the Surprise Lake volcanic field, located about 27 km east of the town of Atlin, British Columbia. |
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Hazards associated with cinder cone eruptions. |
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Though seemingly coming out of the blue, the Paricutín cinder cone is the newest of about 1,400 vents spread widely over the Michoacín-Guanajuato volcanic field, which covers much of western Mexico. |
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Modern excavations have created a unique window allowing a good view inside the volcano and to the more as 60 meter high cinder cone wall, showing the typical strata composition. |
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After an explosion, tephra settles to the ground around the volcano's vent, forming the steep, loosely arranged sides of a cinder cone. |
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A candidate for federal listing as an endangered species, the wekiu bug was first discovered in 1979 by entomologists on Pu'u Wekiu, the summit cinder cone. |
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The rater is a particularly well-formed cinder cone, its rippling swell and bulk hinting slightly disturbingly at a living, organic presence beneath the desert earth. |
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Cinder cone volcanoes arise from solid lava fragments thrown out to form a cinder pile. |
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