Mashkovtsev

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Satellite view of Mashkovtsev

Mashkovtsev is a small extinct stratovolcano with a crater at its summit and lateral cinder cones. The eruption that created Mashkovtsev was during the Post-glacial era. Mashkovtsev, also known as Mashkovtseva Sopka, is located south of the mouth of the Kambalnaya River, near the Cape of Lopatka.

 

Some other volcanoes in this area are: Koshelev, Pauzhetka, Ilyinsky, and Kambalny.


Sources of Information:

Sviatolovsky, A. E. 1959 Atlas of Volcanoes of the Soviet Union, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow USSR. p168.

Krijanovsky, N. 1934 Volcanoes of Kamchatka, Geological Society of America Bulletin, Vol.45, p.533.

 

Latitude (DD)
51.10
Longitude (dd)
156.72
Elevation (m)
503
State (Province, etc)
Kamchatka
Country
Russia
Type
Stratovolcano