List of large volcanic eruptions
This is a sortable summary of the pages Timeline of volcanism on Earth, List of Quaternary volcanic eruptions, and Large volume volcanic eruptions in the Basin and Range Province. Uncertainties as to dates and tephra volumes are not restated, and references are not repeated. Volcanic explosivity index (VEI) values for events in the Miocene epoch sometimes lack references. They are given as VEI-equivalent, as an estimate of the erupted tephra volume. This is not a comprehensive list.

Satellite images of the 15 January 2022 eruption of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai
<12KA (Holocene)
Common Era (CE)
Before Common Era (BCE)
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume bulk (km³) | Material volume DRE (km³) | Date | Age in Ka[28] | Tephra or eruption name |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
6 | Okmok Caldera | Umnak, Aleutian Arc | [29] | 25+[30] | 15+43 BCE | 2 | Okmok II |
5 | Etna | Campanian volcanic arc | 1 | Unknown | 122 BCE | 2.1 | S flank, summit (Cratere del Piano caldera) |
6 | Raoul Island | Kermadec Islands | 28.8 | Unknown | 250 BCE | 2.2 | Fleetwood |
5 | Mount St. Helens | Cascade Volcanic Arc | 1.2 | Unknown | 530 BCE | 2.5 | Ps/Pu (Pine Creek) |
6 | Mount Pinatubo | Luzon Volcanic Arc | 12.5 | Unknown | 1050 BCE | 3 | Maraunot eruptive period |
5 | Avachinsky | Kamchatka | 1.75 | Unknown | 1350 BCE | 3.3 | Tephra layer IIAV3 |
6 | Taupō Volcano | Taupō Volcanic Zone | 17 | Unknown | 1460 BCE | 3.4 | Waimihia eruption |
5 | Avachinsky | Kamchatka | ≥ 3.6 | Unknown | 1500 BCE | 3.5 | Tephra layer AV1 |
7 | Youngest Caldera, Santorini | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | 123 | 31 | 1610 BCE | 3.6 | Minoan eruption |
6 | Mount St. Helens | Cascade Volcanic Arc | 15.3 | Unknown | 1860 BCE | 3.8 | Yn (Smith Creek) |
6 | Mount Hudson | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | 12 | Unknown | 1890 BCE | 3.8 | |
6-7 | Deception Island[31] | South Shetland Islands | Unknown | 30-60 | 2030 BCE | 4 | Outer Coast Tuff |
6 | Long Island, PNG | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | > 10 | Unknown | 2040 BCE | 4 | biliau beds |
7 | Paektu Mountain | Balhae (China – North Korea border) | Unknown | Unknown | 2264 BCE? | 4.2 - 5.1[32] | Tianwenfeng eruption |
7 | Cerro Blanco (Argentina) | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 172 | [33] | 8–832300 BCE | 4.3 | |
5 | Mount St. Helens | Cascade Volcanic Arc | 1.2 | Unknown | 2340 BCE | 4.3 | Yb (Smith Creek) |
6-7? | Mount Pinatubo | Luzon Volcanic Arc | 12? | Unknown | 3550 BCE | 5.5 | Crow Valley eruptive period |
7 | Taal Volcano | Luzon Volcanic Arc | 150> | [34] | 903580 BCE | 5.5 | Taal scoria pyroclastic flow |
6 | Masaya Volcano | Central America Volcanic Arc, Nicaragua | 14.8 | Unknown | 4050 BCE | 6 | |
5 | Avachinsky | Kamchatka | ≥ 4 | Unknown | 4340 BCE | 6.3 | Tephra layer IAv12; AV4 |
6-7 | Macauley Island | Kermadec Islands | ⩽ 100 | Unknown | 4360 BCE | 6.3 | |
6 | Mount Hudson | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | 18 | Unknown | 4750 BCE | 6.7 | |
6 | Lake Mashū | Hokkaidō | 18.6 | Unknown | 5550 BCE | 7.5 | Ma-f/g/h/i/j |
6 | Khangar | Kamchatka | 15 | Unknown | 5700 BCE | 7.7 | KHG tephra |
5 | Avachinsky | Kamchatka | 9 | Unknown | 5980 BCE | 7.9 | Tephra layer IAv2 |
6 | Menengai | East African Rift | 70 | Unknown | 6050 BCE | 8 | |
6 | Karkar Island | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 20 | Unknown | 6318 BCE | 8.3 | Wadau deposit |
6 | Karymsky | Kamchatka | 14.5 | Unknown | 6600 BCE | 8.6 | Tephra layer KRM |
6 | Mount Pinatubo | Luzon Volcanic Arc | ⩾10 | Unknown | 7460 BCE | 9.4 | Tayawan caldera, Pasbul eruptive period |
6 | Água de Pau | São Miguel Island, Azores | 11.5 | Unknown | 8000 BCE | 10 | Inner Caldera Formation |
7 | Semisopochnoi Island | Aleutian Arc | 120 | Unknown | 8000 BCE | 10 | |
6 | Grímsvötn | Iceland | 15 | Unknown | 8230 BCE | 10.2 | Saksunarvatn tephra |
6 | Longonot | Great Rift Valley, Kenya | 50 | Unknown | 8910 BCE | 10.9 |
Exact year unknown
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume bulk (km³) | Date (eariest est.) |
Date (latest est.) |
Tephra or eruption name |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
6? | Between Indonesia and Tonga[lower-alpha 6] | Unknown | Unknown | c.1808 | c.1809 | Undocumented 1808 eruption[36] |
7 | Unknown | Northern Hemisphere[37] | Unknown | c.1452 | c.1453 | 1452/1453 mystery eruption |
6 | Ceboruco | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 10.95 | c.730 | c.1130 | Jala Pumice |
6 | Pago | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 20 | c.635 | c.785 | Witori-Galilo tephra |
6 | Mount Churchill | eastern Alaska | 10 | c.145 | c.345 | WRAn |
6 | Ksudach | Kamchatka | 18.5 | c.140 | c.340 | KS1 |
6 | Apoyeque | Central America Volcanic Arc, Nicaragua | 18 | 150 BCE | c.50 | |
5 | Mount Meager massif | Garibaldi Volcanic Belt | ⩾ 1 | 610 BCE | 210 BCE | Bridge River eruption |
6 | Pago | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 30 | 1530 BCE | 1210 BCE | Witori-Kimbe 2 tephra |
5 | Etna | Campanian volcanic arc | 1 | 1550 BCE | 1450 BCE | |
6 | Mount Aniakchak | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | 50 | 1636 BCE | 1446 BCE | Aniakch |
5 | Mount St. Helens | Cascade Volcanic Arc | 3.5 | 1870 BCE | 1670 BCE | Ye (Smith Creek) ak II |
6 | Black Peak | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | 30 | 2050 BCE | 1750 BCE | |
5 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | 1.8 | 6150 BCE | c.1850 | Agnano Monte Spina |
6 | Mount Veniaminof | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | > 50 | 2455 BCE | 2153 BCE | V2 |
6 | Mount Vesuvius | Campanian volcanic arc | 2.0 | 2460 BCE | 2380 BCE | Avellino eruption |
5 | Avachinsky | Kamchatka | 1.5 | 3350 BCE | 3050 BCE | Tephra layer IAv20; AV3 |
6 | Pago | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 10 | 4210 BCE | 3790 BCE | Witori-Kimbe 1 tephra |
7 | Kikai Caldera | Ryukyu Islands | 170–185[lower-alpha 7] | 5353 BCE | 5215 BCE | Akahoya eruption |
7 | Crater Lake (as Mount Mazama) |
Cascade Volcanic Arc | 120[lower-alpha 8] | 5832 BCE | 5734 BCE | Mazama Tephra |
5-6 | Crater Lake | Cascade Volcanic Arc | > 9 | 5950 BCE | 5850 BCE | Lower Pumice, Llao Rock |
6 | Mount Aniakchak | Aleutian Arc | 30 | 7550 BCE | 5050 BCE | Aniakchak I |
6 | Tao-Rusyr Caldera | Onekotan, Kuril Islands | 55 | 6438 BCE | 6258 BCE | |
7 | Kurile Lake | Kamchatka | 155 | 6462 BCE | 6416 BCE | Ilinsky eruption |
5-6 | Mount Vesuvius | Campanian volcanic arc | 5.1 | 7040 BCE | 6840 BCE | Mercato eruption |
6 | Okmok Caldera | Umnak, Aleutian Arc | 75 | 8456 BCE | 6096 BCE | Okmok I |
6 | Morne Trois Pitons | Dominica, Lesser Antilles island arc | 58 | 7535 BCE | 7347 BCE | PPR3 - Link fall |
6 | Ulleung | South Korea | 28.5 | [40] | 8305 BCE[40] | 8227 BCEUlleungdo-Oki tephra |
6 | Lvinaya Past | Kuril Islands | 75 | 8756 BCE | 8614 BCE | |
7 | Fisher Caldera | Unimak, Aleutian Arc | 142[lower-alpha 9] | 9114 BCE | 8330 BCE | Fisher Tuff |
12 to 49KA
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ka[42] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
6 | Lolobau Island | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 50 | 12 | caldera formation | |
6 | Menengai | Great Rift Valley, Kenya | < 25 | 12.3 | Ruplax Tuff | |
6 | Nevado de Toluca | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 20 | 12.5 | Upper Toluca Pumice | |
6 | Sakurajima | Kyūshū | 11 | 12.8 | Sakurajima-Satsuma Tuff | |
6 | Laacher See | Eifel hotspot | 20 | 12.9 | ||
6 | Nigorigawa | Hokkaidō | 10.9 | 14.6 | ||
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | 79 | 14.9 | Neapolitan Yellow Tuff | |
6 | Maly Semyachik | Kamchatka | 17.5 | 15 | ||
6 | Towada | Honshū | 56 | 15.6 | eruption episode L | |
7 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | Unknown | 15.7 | ||
5 | Mount Vesuvius | Campanian volcanic arc | 1.3 | 19.3 | Green Pumice | |
7 | Long Island, PNG | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 100 | 19.3 | Kiau Ignimbrite | |
7 | Zavaritzki Caldera | Simushir, Kuril Islands | 200 | 20 | ||
6 | Rabaul | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | > 10 | 21 | Kulau Ignimbrite | |
6 | Menengai | Great Rift Valley, Kenya | 26.1 | 21 | Caldera formation 2 | |
6 | Cape Riva Caldera, Santorini | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | > 20 | 21.8 | Cape Riva | |
5 | Mount Vesuvius | Campanian volcanic arc | 1.9 | 22 | Basal Pumice | |
6 | Mount Katmai | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | ⩾ 10 | 22.8 | Late Pleistocene rhyodacite pumice fall and ignimbrite | |
8 | Taupō Volcano | Taupō Volcanic Zone | 1170 | 26.5 | Oruanui eruption | First documented Supervolcanic eruption, and last known volcanic eruption with a VEI of 8. |
6 | Morne Diablotins | Dominica, Lesser Antilles island arc | 14 | 26.6 | Grand Savanne Ignimbrite | |
? | Laguna Caldera | Luzon Volcanic Arc | Unknown | 27-29 | ||
5 | Mount Vesuvius | Campanian volcanic arc | 2.2 | 28.6 | Codola Pumice | |
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | ≥ 10 | 29.1 | Y3 | |
6 | Emmons Lake caldera | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | 50 | 29.3 | Dawson Tephra | |
6 | Nemrut yanardağı | Turkey | 65.4 | 29.7 | ||
7-8 | Aira Caldera | Kyūshū | 940 - 1,040[43] | 30[40] | Ito Ignimbrite | |
6 | Nemo Peak | Onekotan, Kuril Islands | 10 | 30.8 | Nemo III | |
6 | Shiveluch | Kamchatka | > 30 | 32.2 | caldera formation | |
6 | Volcán Los Azufres | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 11 | 32.8 | Cieneguillas Ignimbrite | |
6 | Morne Trois Pitons | Dominica, Lesser Antilles island arc | 58 | 33.3 | Roseau Tuff/Ignimbrite | |
7 | Lake Ranau | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 150 | 33.6 | Ranau Tuff | |
6 | Nemo Peak | Onekotan, Kuril Islands | 31.25 | 34 | Nemo II | |
6 | Mount Batur | Sunda Arc, Bali | 84 | 34.6 | Ubud Ignimbrite | |
6 | Ksudach | Kamchatka | 25 | 35 | Caldera II | |
6 | Lake Mashū | Hokkaidō | 10 | 35.3[25] | Nu-p | |
6 | Menengai | Great Rift Valley, Kenya | 26.1 | 35.6 | Menengai Tuff | |
6 | Towada | Honshū | 46 | 36 | eruption episode N | |
6 | Lake Mashū | Hokkaidō | 10 | 38.3[25] | Nu-r | |
7 | Gorely | Kamchatka | 120 | 39 | Southern sea cliffs | |
7 | Kussharo | Hokkaidō | 170 | 39.3 | Kp-1, Kutcharo Shoro Ash | |
7 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | 430 - 680 | 39.9 | Campanian Ignimbrite Eruption | |
5 | Galeras | Andes, Northern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 40 | ||
6 | Ksudach | Kamchatka | 40 | 40 | Caldera I | |
6 | Ugashik-Peulik | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | 30 | 40 | Caldera formation | |
6? | Ulleung | South Korea | 10? | 40[40] | Ulleungdo-Yamato tephra | |
6 | Irosin Caldera | Bicol-Leyte Volcanic Arc | 70 | 41 | Irosin Ignimbrites | |
6 | Qualibou | Saint Lucia, Lesser Antilles island arc | 11 | 42.3 | Choiseul Tuff | |
6 | Mount St. Helens | Cascade Volcanic Arc | 10.32 | 42.5 | C (Cs, Cy, Cm, Cw, Ct) (Ape Canyon) | |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 14.4 DRE[25] | 43[45] | Kt-1 | |
7 | Uzon-Geyzernaya calderas | Kamchatka | 150 | 43.6 | Uzon ignimbrite - northern field | |
6 | Golovnin | Kunashir, Kuril Islands | 15 | 43.7 | Kn III-5 Tephra | |
6 | Mount Akagi | Honshū | 25.9 | 44 | Akagi-Kanuma pumice | |
6 | Mendeleev | Kunashir, Kuril Islands | 60 | 44.5 | caldera formation | |
7 | Opala | Kamchatka | 225 | 44.5 | caldera formation | |
5-6 | Naruko | Honshū | 5 - 10[25] | 45 | Yanagisawa Tuff | |
7 | Nemo Peak | Onekotan, Kuril Islands | > 115 | 45 | Nemo I | |
6 | Smith Island | Izu–Bonin–Mariana Arc | 49 | 45 | ||
7 | Shikotsu | Hokkaidō | 350 - 390[46] | 46 | caldera formation |
50 to 99KA
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ka[47] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 10.2 DRE | 50 | Kt-2 | |
7 | Ōkataina Volcanic Complex | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 50 | Rotoiti Ignimbrite | |
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | 13.1 | 51 | Santa Lucia Tephra | |
7 | Lake Maninjau | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 235 | 52 | Maninjau paroxysmal welded and unwelded tuffs | |
6 | Mount Kujū | Kyūshū | 12[48] | 53.5 | Kuju-Handa pyroclastic flow (Kj-Hd), Kuju-1 Pumice (Kj-P1) | |
6 | Skaros Caldera, Santorini | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | 13.75 | 54 | Upper Scoriae 2 | |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 20.1 DRE | 50 - 60 | Kt-3 | |
6 | Ischia | Campanian volcanic arc | ≥ 10 | 56 | X2 | |
6 | Ischia | Campanian volcanic arc | 40 | 56 | Monte Epomeo Green Tuff | |
6 | Daisen | Honshū | 40 | 59.6[40] | Daisen-Kurayoshi Pumice | |
6 | Shikotsu | Hokkaidō | 50 | 60 | Shadai eruption | |
6 | Towada | Honshū | 10 | 61 | eruption episode Q | |
6 | Newberry Volcano | Cascade Volcanic Arc | > 12.5 | 62.5 | Olema tephra, Paulina tephra | |
6 | Hakone | Honshū | 20 | 66 | Hakone-Tokyo Pumice | |
6 | Akademia Nauk | Kamchatka | 12.5 | 69.4 | Odnoboky O2 tuffs | |
6 | Los Humeros | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 37 | 69 | Zaragoza Tuff | |
6 | Los Humeros | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 24 | 70 | Faby Tuff | |
6 | Pico do Fogo | Cape Verde | 73 | |||
5-6 | Naruko | Honshū | 5 - 10 | 73 | Nisaka Tuff | |
8 | Lake Toba Caldera | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 2800 (DRE) - 13,200[49] | 74 | Youngest Toba Tuff | The eruption of Lake Toba was the biggest volcanic eruption in the Quaternary period.[50] |
6 | Barrier Volcano | Great Rift Valley, Kenya | 10 | 74 | caldera formation | |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | > 11 DRE | 75 | Kt-4 | |
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | 12.35 | 80 | CA-1a Tephra | |
6 | Bolshoy Semyachik | Kamchatka | 42 | 80 | Bol'shoi Semiachik Caldera II | |
6 | Hakone | Honshū | 10 | 80 | Hakone-Obaradai Pumice | |
7? | Mount Pinatubo | Luzon Volcanic Arc | 25 | 81 | Inararo Tuff | |
6 | Etna | Campanian volcanic arc | 10 | 82.8 | X4; I-7 | |
7-8 | Lago de Atitlán | Central America Volcanic Arc, Guatemala | 300 | 84 | Los Chocoyos eruption | This eruption gave way for the Lake Atitlan |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 16.8 DRE | 84 | Kt-6 | |
6 | Kussharo | Hokkaidō | 25 | 85 | Kp-2/3 | |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 10.8 DRE | 84 - 87 | Kt-7 | |
7-8 | Mount Aso | Kyūshū | 930 - 1,860[43] | 87 | Aso-4 Ignimbrite | |
6 | Kuttara | Hokkaidō | 9.9 DRE | 87 - 106 | Kt-8 |
100 to 299KA
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ka[51] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 | Kikai Caldera | Ryukyu Islands | Unknown | 100 | Tozurahara eruption | |
6 | Sierra la Primavera | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 90 | 100 | Tala Tuff | |
6 | Skaros Caldera, Santorini | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | 14 | 100 | Middle Pumice | |
6 | Ontake | Honshū | 50 | 100 | Ontake-1 Pumice | |
6 | Rabaul | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 10? | 100 | Boroi Ignimbrites | |
6 | Rabaul | Bismarck Volcanic Arc | 10? | 100 | Malaguna Pyroclastics | |
7 | Ata Caldera | Kyūshū | 350 | 100[40] | Ata pyroclastic deposits | |
6 | Sanbe | Honshū | 20 | 105 | Sanbe-Kisuki pumice | |
6 | Tangkuban Perahu | Sunda Arc, Java | ≥ 10 | 105 | Sunda Caldera | |
7 | Lake Tōya | Hokkaidō | 230 – 310[43] | 106 | ||
6 | Santo Antão | Cape Verde | 10.33 | 106 | Cão Grande I | |
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | ≥ 10 | 106.2 | X5 | |
6 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | ≥ 10 | 108.9 | X6 | |
7 | Kussharo | Hokkaidō | 175 | 117.5 | Kp-4, Kutcharo Haboro Ash | |
7 | Emmons Lake caldera | SW Alaska, Aleutian Arc | 220 | 124 | Old Craw Tephra | |
7 | Mount Aso | Kyūshū | > 150 | 130 | Aso-3 Ignimbrite | |
6 | Mount Aso | Kyūshū | 50 | 141 | Aso-2 Ignimbrite | |
6 | Yellowstone Caldera | Yellowstone hotspot | 23? | 143 | Cold Mountain Creek Tuff | |
7 | Calabozos | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 150 | Loma Seca Tuff-Unit S | |
5 | Galeras | Andes, Northern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 150 | ||
7 | Kos-Nisyros Caldera | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | 110 | 161 | Kos Plateau Tuff | |
7 | Los Humeros | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 290 DRE[52] | 164 | Xáltipan Ignimbrite | |
7 | Lake Akan | Hokkaidō | 56.8 (DRE) | 175 | AK-2 | |
6 | Yellowstone Caldera | Yellowstone hotspot | 50 | 176 | Bluff Point Tuff | |
7 | Southern Caldera, Santorini | South Aegean Volcanic Arc | Unknown | 180 | ||
7 | Awasa Caldera | Main Ethiopian Rift | 103.5 | 182.3 | ||
7 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | Unknown | 205 | ||
7 | Rotorua Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 230 | Mamaku Ignimbrite | |
7 | Maroa Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 230 | Ohakuri Ignimbrite | |
7 | Reporoa Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 230 | Kaingaroa Ignimbrite | |
7 | Ata Caldera | Kyūshū | > 150 | 240 | Torihama eruption | |
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 240 | Ohakui Ignimbrite | |
7 | O'a Caldera | Ethiopia | 276 | 240 | Qi3 Pumice | |
8 | Maroa Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 254 | Whakamaru Ignimbrite | |
6 | Mount Aso | Kyūshū | Unknown | 266 | Aso-1 Ignimbrite | |
6 | Uzon-Geyzernaya calderas | Kamchatka | 46 | 278 | Uzon ignimbrite - southern field | |
7 | Haroharo Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 280 | Matahina Ignimbrite | |
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 280 | Pakai Ignimbrite | |
7 | Lake Maninjau | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 175 | 280 |
300 to 999KA
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ka[53] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 | Calabozos | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 300 | Loma Seca Tuff-Unit V | |
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 300 | Chimpanzee Ignimbrite | |
7 | Vulsini | Campanian volcanic arc | 460 | 300 | Bolsena Caldera | |
7 | Phlegraean Fields | Campanian volcanic arc | Unknown | 320 | ||
7 | Kakutō Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 321 | Kakuto Ignimbrite | |
7? | Suiendani | Honshū | Unknown | 370 | Okuhida Pyroclastics | |
7 | Lake Bracciano | Lazio, Italy | > 200 | 370 | Mophi Tephra | |
6 | Roccamonfina Caldera | Campanian volcanic arc | Unknown | 390 | ||
6-7 | Medvezhia | Iturup, Kuril Islands | 90 | 410 | Medvezhia Ignimbrite | |
7 | Toussidé | Tibesti Mountains | 150 | 430 | Yirrigué Ignimbrite | |
7 | Pauzhetka Caldera | Kamchatka | 375 | 440 | Golygin Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tumalo | Oregon | Unknown | 440 | Tumalo tuff | |
7 | Aira Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 450 | Oda Ignimbrite | |
7 | Diamante Caldera | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 450 | ||
7 | Aira Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 500 | Yoshino Ignimbrite | |
7 | Toba Caldera | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 138 | 500 | Middle Toba Tuff | |
7 | Kobayashi Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 520 | Kobayashi Ignimbrite | |
6 | Galeras | Andes, Northern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 560 | ||
7 | Mount Kirishima | Kyūshū | Unknown | 580 | Hiwaki Ignimbrite | |
6? | Hōhi Volcanic Zone | Kyūshū | Unknown | 600 | Yufugawa Ignimbrite | |
6 | Mount Lassen | Cascade Volcanic Arc | > 75 | 610 | Rockland Caldera formation | |
8 | Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field | Yellowstone hotspot | ⩾ 1,000 | 631 | Lava Creek Tuff | |
7 | Acatlán Volcanic Field | Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt | 150 | 650 | Acatlán Ignimbrite | |
7 | Hōhi Volcanic Zone | Kyūshū | Unknown | 650 | Seiganji-Toga Tephra | |
7 | Kamitakara | Honshū | Unknown | 650 | ||
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 680 | Matahana A | |
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 710 | Waiotapu Ignimbrite | |
7 | Long Valley Caldera | Eastern California | 790 | 760 | Bishop Tuff | |
7 | Kapenga Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 830 | Matahana B | |
7 | Calabozos | Andes, Southern Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 840 | Loma Seca Tuff-Unit L | |
8 | Lake Toba Caldera | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | 5,290[49] | 840 | Oldest Toba Tuff | |
7 | Shishimuta Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 870 | Imaichi Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tondano Caldera | North Sulawesi, Sulawesi | 600 - 950 | 870 | A low-end supereruption | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 950 | Marshall Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 970 | Unit E |
1 to 9.9MA
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ma[54] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 | North Vate | Vanuatu | Unknown | 1 | Efaté Pumice Formation | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1 | Rocky Hill Ignimbrite | |
7 | Shishimuta Caldera | Kyūshū | Unknown | 1 | Yabakei Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tamagawa Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 1 | ||
7 | Tōnohetsuri Calderas | Honshū | Unknown | 1 | Saigō Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tokachi-Mitsumata Caldera | Hokkaidō | > 130 | 1 | ||
8 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.01 | Kidnappers Ignimbrite | |
8 | Awasa Caldera | Main Ethiopian Rift | 1,000 | 1.09 | ||
8 | Gakkel Ridge Caldera | Gakkel Ridge, Arctic Ocean | 3000 | 1.1 | ||
7 | Akademia Nauk | Kamchatka | 100 | 1.13 | Stena-Soboliny Ignimbrite | |
7 | Kulshan Caldera | Cascade Volcanic Arc | > 117.5 | 1.149 | Lake Tapps Tephra, Swift Creek Ignimbrite | Kulshan caldera formation |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.18 | Ahuroa Ignimbrite | |
7 | Hōhi Volcanic Zone | Kyūshū | Unknown | 1.2 | Shikido Ignimbrite | |
6 | Toba Caldera | Sunda Arc, Sumatra | Unknown | 1.2 | Haranggoal Dacite Tuff | |
7 | Tōnohetsuri Calderas | Honshū | Unknown | 1.2 | Ashino Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.2 | Unit D | |
8 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.21 | Ongatiti Ignimbrite | |
7 | Valles Caldera | New Mexico, USA (Raton hotspot) |
690 | 1.223 | Upper Bandelier Tuff | |
7 | Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field | Yellowstone hotspot | > 280 (DRE) | 1.27 | Mesa Falls Tuff | |
7 | Puricó Complex | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.3 | Puricó Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tōnohetsuri Calderas | Honshū | Unknown | 1.4 | Kumado Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Tokachi | Hokkaidō | Unknown | 1.4 | Tokachi Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.4 | Unit C | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.53 | Unit B | |
7 | Mangakino Caldera | Taupō Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 1.55 | Unit A | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake[55] | Honshū | Unknown | 1.6 | Ōmine Ignimbrite | |
7 | Valles Caldera | New Mexico, USA | 690 | 1.61 | Lower Bandelier Tuff | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 1.65 | ||
6 | Cerro Guacha | Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex | Unknown | 1.7 | Puripica Ch0ico ignimbrite | |
7 | Young Island | Valleny Islands | 100 | 1.7 | Eltanin | |
7 | Bolshe-Bannaya | Kamchatka | 800 | 1.705 | ||
7 | Mount Hotakadake[55] | Honshū | Unknown | 1.75 | Ebisutōge-Fukuda tephras | |
7 | Mount Hotakadake | Honshū | Unknown | 1.76 | Nyūkawa Ignimbrite | |
7 | Valles Caldera | New Mexico, USA | ⩾ 100 | 1.78 | San Diego Canyon Ignimbrite | |
7 | Karymshina | Kamchatka | Unknown | 1.78 | ||
7 | Lago de Atitlán | Central America Volcanic Arc, Guatemala | Unknown | 1.8 | ||
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 1.88 | Kitazawa Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Tokachi | Hokkaidō | Unknown | 1.9 | Biei Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | Reishōji Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | Ht-3 Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | Nyūnomi Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | Ichiuda Ignimbrite | |
7 | Mount Hotakadake | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | Sonehara Ignimbrite | |
7 | Tamagawa Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 2 | ||
8 | Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field | Yellowstone hotspot | 2,160 | 2.0794 | Huckleberry Ridge Tuff A & B | |
7 | Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field | Yellowstone hotspot | 290 | 2.113 | Huckleberry Ridge Tuff C | |
7 | Mount Jiigatake[55] | Honshū | Unknown | 2.18 | Taniguchi Ignimbrite | |
8 | Cerro Galán | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 1030 | 2.2 | Cerro Galán Ignimbrite | |
7? | Mount Erciyes | Turkey | Unknown | 2.52 | Valibabatepe Ignimbrite | |
^^^^Quaternary^^^^ | ||||||
7 | Hiwada Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 2.8 | Hotokezawa Ignimbrite | |
8 | Pastos Grandes Caldera | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 1500 | 2.9 | Pastos Grandes Ignimbrite | |
7 | Cerro Guacha | Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex | Unknown | 3.5 | Tara Ignimbrite | |
7 | Yunosawa Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 3.5 | Obirakiyama Tuff | |
8 | Pacana Caldera | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 2800 | 4 | Atana Ignimbrite | |
8 | Heise volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 4.45 | Kilgore Tuff | |
? | Heise volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 5.51 | Conant Creek Tuff | |
8 | Cerro Guacha | Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex | 1300 | 5.7 | Guacha ignimbrite | |
7 | Cerro Panizos | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 6.1 | Panizos Ignimbrite | |
? | Heise volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 6.27 | Walcott Tuff | |
8 | Heise volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 6.62 | Blacktail Tuff | |
7 | Black Mountain Caldera | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 7 | Thirsty Canyon Tuff | |
7 | Pastos Grandes Caldera or Vilama Caldera | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | Unknown | 8.3 | Sifon Ignimbrite | |
? | Twin Falls volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 10-8.6 | ||
8 | Grey's Landing Supereruption | Yellowstone hotspot | >2,800[56] | 8.72 | Grey's Landing Ignimbrite | |
8 | McMullen Supereruption | Yellowstone hotspot | >1,700[56] | 8.99 | McMullen Ignimbrite |
10MA and older
VEI | Volcano/complex | Volcanic arc/belt, subregion, or hotspot |
Material volume (km³) | Age in Ma[57] | Tephra or eruption name | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
? | Picabo volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 10 – 10.2 | Arbon Valley Tuffs | |
7-8 | Bruneau-Jarbidge caldera | Yellowstone hotspot | 950 |
10 – 12.5 | Ashfall Fossil Beds eruption | |
7 | Timber Mountain caldera complex | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 11.45 | Timber Mountain Tuff - Ammonia Tanks member | |
8 | Timber Mountain caldera complex | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 11.6 | Timber Mountain Tuff - Rainer Mesa member | |
8 | Paintbrush Caldera | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 12.7 | Paintbrush Tuff - Topopah Spring member | |
8 | Paintbrush Caldera | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 12.8 | Paintbrush Tuff - Tiva Canyon member | |
7 | Mount Sobo | Kyūshū | Unknown | 12.8 | ||
? | Owyhee-Humboldt volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 13.9-12.8 | ||
7 | Mount Katamuki | Kyūshū | Unknown | 13 | ||
7 | Silent Canyon caldera complex | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 13 | Belted Range Tuff | |
7 | Crater Flat Group | Southwest Nevada volcanic field | Unknown | 13.25 | Crater Flat Tuff, Bullfrog member | |
7 | Shitara Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 15.1-13.1 | ||
8 | Ōdai Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 13.7 | Murō Ignimbrite | |
8 | Mount Ōkue | Kyūshū | Unknown | 13.7 | Okueyama volcano-plutonic complex | |
7 | Mount Ishizuchi | Shikoku | Unknown | 14 | ||
8 | Kumano Caldera | Honshū | Unknown | 14.4 | Kumano Acidic rocks | |
8 | Source unknown | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 1100 |
15 | Huaylillas Ignimbrite | |
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, North | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 15 | Whitehorse Creek Tuff | |
? | Lake Owyhee volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot? | Unknown | 15.5-15 | ||
8 | Mount Osuzu | Kyūshū | Unknown | 15.1 | Osuzuyama volcano-plutonic complex | |
? | Northwest Nevada volcanic field | Yellowstone hotspot? | Unknown | 16.5-15.5 | ||
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, South | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 15.6 | Longridge Tuff member 2-3 | |
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, South | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 15.6 | Longridge Tuff member 5 | |
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, South | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 15.7 | Double H Tuff | |
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, North | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 15.8 | Trout Creek Mountains Tuff | |
? | McDermitt volcanic field, South | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 16 | Hoppin Peaks Tuff | |
7 | McDermitt volcanic field, South | Yellowstone hotspot | Unknown | 16.5 | Oregon Canyon Tuff | |
8 | Oxaya Formation | Andes, Central Volcanic Zone | 3000 |
19 | Oxaya Ignimbrites | |
7 | Mount Belknap Caldera | Marysvale volcanic field | Unknown | 19 | Joe Lott member | |
^^^^Neogene^^^^ | ||||||
7 | Monroe Peak Caldera | Marysvale volcanic field | Unknown | 23 | Osiris Tuff | |
8 | La Garita Caldera | San Juan volcanic field | 5000 |
27.8 | Fish Canyon Tuff | Second biggest explosive eruption in the last 100 million years |
8? | Bachelor | San Juan volcanic field | 1000 |
28 | Carpenter Ridge Tuff | |
8 | San Juan | San Juan volcanic field | Unknown | 28 | Sapinero Mesa Tuff | |
8? | Uncompahgre | San Juan volcanic field | 1000 |
28.1 | Dillon & Sapinero Mesa Tuffs | |
8? | Platoro | San Juan volcanic field | 1000 |
28.2 | Chiquito Peak Tuff | |
8 | Bursum | Southern New Mexico | Unknown | 28.5 | Apache Springs Tuff | |
8 | White Rock Caldera | Indian Peak-Caliente Caldera Complex | Unknown | 29.2 | Lund Tuff | |
8 | Sana'a Ignimbrite | Afro-Arabian | Unknown | 29.5 | Tephra 2W63 | |
8 | Iftar Alkalb | Afro-Arabian | Unknown | 29.5 | Tephra 4 W | |
8 | Sam Ignimbrite | Yemen | Unknown | 29.5 | Green Tuff | |
8 | Jabal Kura'a Ignimbrite | Yemen | Unknown | 29.6 | ||
8 | Wah Wah Springs Caldera | Indian Peak-Caliente Caldera Complex | 5900 |
30.06 | Wah Wah Springs Tuff | The biggest explosive eruption in the last 100 million years |
8 | Windows Butte Tuff | Central Nevada | Unknown | 33 | Windows Butte Tuff | |
8 | Emory Caldera | Southwestern New Mexico | Unknown | 34.9 | Kneeling Nun Tuff | City of Rocks State Park |
8 | Mount Princeton | Thirtynine Mile volcanic area, Colorado | Unknown | 35.3 | Wall Mountain Tuff | |
7 | Bennett Lake Volcanic Complex | Skukum Group | Unknown | 50 | ||
^^^^Paleogene^^^^ | ||||||
8 | Deccan Traps | West-central India | Unknown | 66 | This volcanic episode occurred about 300,000 years after the Chicxulub meteor impact, and may have been another contributing factor towards the extinction of the dinosaurs | |
8 | Source unknown | Honshū | Unknown | 70 | Noi Rhyolite | |
8 | Ontong-Java-Manihiki-Hikurangi Plateau | Southwestern Pacific Ocean, north of the Solomon Islands | Unknown | 121 | Existence as a single volcano is controversial. Possibly a volcanic chain. | |
8 | Guarapuava-Tamarana-Sarusas | Paraná and Etendeka traps | Unknown | 132 | Existence as a single volcano is controversial. Possibly a volcanic chain. | |
8 | Santa Maria Fria | Paraná and Etendeka traps | Unknown | 132 | Existence as a single volcano is controversial. Possibly a volcanic chain. | |
8 | Guarapuava-Ventura | Paraná and Etendeka traps | Unknown | 132 | Existence as a single volcano is controversial. Possibly a volcanic chain. | |
8 | High Island Caldera | Hong Kong | Unknown | 140 | ||
^^^^Cretaceous^^^^ | ||||||
8 | Ora Caldera | Southern Alps, Italy | Unknown | 277–274 | Ora Formation | |
7 | Altenberg–Teplice Caldera[58] | The Altenberg-Teplice Volcanic Complex | Unknown | 325-317[58] | Teplice Rhyolite intra-caldera deposits | |
8 | Cerberean Caldera | Rubicon Valley | Unknown | 374[59] | Cerberean Caldera now forms the northern part of the Marysville Igneous Complex in central Victoria at Lake Eildon National Park.[59][60] | |
8 | Glen Coe | Scotland | Unknown | 420[61] | ||
8 | Scafells | Lake District | Unknown | 450+[62] |
Notes
- Similar in scale to Mount St. Helens in 1980.[12][13]
- May have triggered the Little Ice Age[23]
- Radical and far-ranging global effects. At least three separate eruptions contributed to the sulfate spike and climatic impact.
- Sources give either ±5 or ±10
- First definite record of a volcanic eruption written by Pliny the Younger in 79 AD.
- At least three different volcanic eruptions contributed to the sulfate spike[35]
- 70–80 DRE[38]
- 61 DRE[39]
- 10–100 DRE[41]
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- Scott E. Bryan; Ingrid Ukstins Peate; David W. Peate; Stephen Self; Dougal A. Jerram; Michael R. Mawby; J.S. Marsh; Jodie A. Miller (2010). "The largest volcanic eruptions on Earth" (PDF). Earth-Science Reviews. 102 (3–4): 207–229. Bibcode:2010ESRv..102..207B. doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2010.07.001.
- Volcano Global Risk Identification and Analysis Project Website "VOGRIPA".
- Lee Siebert; Tom Simkin; Paul Kimberly (2011). Volcanoes of the World. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520268777.
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