1996 Karymskoye caldera lake eruption
A sublacustrine, Surtseyan-type eruption in the caldera lake on 2 and 3 January 1996 included a series of underwater explosions. The lake is a nearly circular body of water about 4 km across and up to 60 m deep, and the explosions drove water up its shores.
- Date and time (UTC)
- 1996-01-02T15:40
- Highest recorded water height (m)
- 30
- Cause, as the catalogue records it
- volcano
- NCEI event page
- www.ngdc.noaa.gov/hazel/view/hazards/tsunami/event-more-info/2392
Category: Disasters & Incidents
Tags: volcano, caldera lake, kamchatka, russia
Coordinates: 54.05, 159.43
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