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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsYikes. I didn't even know there were volcanoes in Iran. Earthquakes, yes. Volcanoes, no.
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Yikes. I didn't even know there were volcanoes in Iran. Earthquakes, yes. Volcanoes, no. (Original Post)
catbyte
Apr 2020
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PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,485 posts)1. I will be filing this in my
Learn Something New Every Day folder.
Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)2. There are volcanoes everywhere.
Most are dormant. Did you know there was an ancient ring of fire in the gulf coast states?
Jackson, MS is largely built in a caldera, or blown out volcano. Also, Albuquerque, NM.
There may be one near you.
LeftInTX
(34,031 posts)5. I did not know that about Jackson, MS
There is an old volcano in Austin, TX.
I read about it, I think it's just some granite.
None in South Texas though
mopinko
(73,419 posts)3. part of the same process.
LeftInTX
(34,031 posts)4. Fortunately, it appears to be about 45 miles from Tehran
I was like, what??? A volcano in Tehran???
hunter
(40,472 posts)6. It looks like the volcanic activity near the summit of Mount Lassen, California.
