7 Incredible volcanoes in India
7 Incredible volcanoes in India
I
think nowadays adventure travel lovers are increased too much and they are
seeking to visit such places which makes them feel thrilled and Goosebumps.
So
today we will talk about volcanoes….yes you read volcanoes. India is a place
where you can found everything as a traveler and active volcanoes is also in
India so let's talk about 7 Incredible
volcanoes in India
Volcanic
activity is the most powerful force in nature. Some volcanic eruptions are much
more powerful than the largest nuclear eruptions. Volcanoes have killed
thousands of people and caused some of the most frightening events in human
history. Many people are interested in methods of classifying volcanoes. Below
we have described various types of volcanoes in India.
7 incredible volcanoes in India
Location - Andaman
Islands
Type - Active
volcano
Final blast - 2017
Description - Barren
Island is an island located in the Andaman Sea, the only confirmed "Active volcano" barren
volcano in South Asia, and the only active volcano with a series of volcanoes
from Sumatra to Myanmar. The first eruption of the volcano dates back to 1787.
Since then, the volcano has erupted more
than ten times in 2017, with the most recent being 2017.
Location - Andaman
Islands
Type - Dormant
volcano
Final blast - 560
kyrs BP
Description - Narcondam is a a small volcanic island located in the Andaman Sea. The summit of the island
rises 710 meters above sea level, and it forms site. It is part of the Andaman
Islands, whose main body is about 124 km (77 mi) to the west. The name Narcondam is
derived from the Tamil word Narcondam, which can mean "a pit of hell".
Location - Maharashtra
Type - -
Final blast - 66
mya
Description - The
Deccan Trap is a large igneous province located on the Deccan Plateau of
west-central India (17 ° –24 ° N, 73 ° –74 ° E) and has one of the largest
volcanic features on Earth. The term "trap" has been used in geology
since 1785–1795 for such rock formations. It is derived from the Scandinavian
word for stairs ("trepa") and refers to the step-like hills that make
up the landscape of the region.
Location - Andaman
Islands
Type - Mud
volcano
Final blast - Active
since 2003
Description - Baratang
Island is an island in the Andaman Islands. It is in the North and Central
Andaman Administrative District, which is part of the Indian Union Territory of
Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Ranchiwalas Island is another name for Baratang
Island. Baratang has the only known examples of Mud volcanoes in India. These clay volcanoes have erupted
sporadically, with recent 2005 eruptions believed to be associated with the
2004 Indian Ocean earthquake.
Location - Gujarat
Type - Extinct-
Dormant volcano
Description - Dhinodhar
Hills is located near Nani Aral village in Nakhtrana taluka of Kutch district,
Gujarat, India. Dhinodhar Hill is a tourist and pilgrimage place. Dhinodhar Hill,
a dormant volcano rising to a height of 386 meters.
Location - Haryana
Type - Extinct
Final blast - 732
Ma BP (million years before present)
Description
- Dhosi Hill is an extinct volcano, which stands alone in the northwest end of
the Aravalli mountain range, whose elevation is about 345 to 470 meters above
the surrounding land. It is part of the Aravalli mountain range, which belongs
to the Precambrian Malani Agnay Suite. The rocky hillside lies on the borders
of the Indian states of Haryana and Rajasthan. South of Mahendragarh district,
part of Haryana, 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) from Narnaul on Singhana Road; Part of
Rajasthan is located in the Jhunjhunu district in the north.
Location - Haryana
Type - Extinct
Final blast - 732
Ma BP (million years before present)
Description - Located
in Tosham, with an average elevation of 207 meters (679 ft), the old spelling
of the Tusham hill, and the rocks extending between and around the Tosham
hills is a sub-section of the northwestern spur of the Alwar group of the
Delhi Supergroup of the Aravalli mountain range. Belongs to. In the Precambrian
Malani igneous suite of rocks. The main Tusham hill is the second largest hill
in the range. It has ancient rock inscriptions and rock paintings, paleo erased
rocky glacial channels and water springs, and small mountain lakes.
so
we should once visit this volcano places of India which gives adventure feel
for travel lovers.
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