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Tri Sestry

Tri Sestry is a stratovolcano, probably of Holocene age. No eruptions in historic time have been reported.


Latitude (DD)
45.93
Longitude (dd)
149.92
Elevation (m)
998
State (Province, etc)
Kuril Islands
Google Maps
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=45.93%2C%20149.92&hl=en&ll=45.69467%2C150.144653…
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Country
Russia
Type
Stratovolcano

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