File:Biliran Mount Guinon.png
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| Description | Looking west on April, 12, 1993. Biliran (right center) is a compound volcano that makes a large mountainous island just north of the island of Leyte (left center to center). The large island of Samar is in the bottom right. Biliran's single historic eruption was from a flank vent in 1939. There are five solfatara fields on the island. The solfatara on the west side of Mt. Guinon contained more than 400 tones of sulfur in 1880. |
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http://volcano.und.edu/vwdocs/volc_images/southeast_asia/philippines/biliran.html |
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| current | 10:23, 29 October 2007 | | 288 × 277 (179 KB) | BritandBeyonce | '''Description''' = Space Shuttle photo STS056-0085-0029. Looking west on April, 12, 1993. Biliran (right center) is a compound volcano that makes a large mountainous island just north of the island of Leyte (left center to center). The large island of Sa |
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