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- Espenberg volcanic field - Wikipedia
The Espenberg volcanoes lie on the northern Seward Peninsula in Alaska They are the northernmost volcanoes of North America with late Pleistocene activity, lying just south of the Arctic Circle
- Alaska Volcano Observatory | Espenberg
Cape Espenberg was named in 1816 by Lt Otto von Kotzebue for Dr Karl Espenberg, a surgeon who accompanied Admiral A J von Kruzenstern on his voyage around the world in 1803-06 (Orth, 1971)
- Espenberg Volcanic Field - volcanoes - Alaska Handbook
The Espenberg Volcanic Field is located in the western part of Alaska, United States, near the Bering Sea It covers an area of approximately 3,000 square kilometers and includes several volcanic cones and lava flows
- Espenberg - Global Volcanism Program
One of the northernmost areas of Quaternary volcanism in North America, the Espenberg volcanic field, is located at the northern tip of the Seward Peninsula just south of the Arctic Circle The five maars, the largest known on Earth, were erupted through thick permafrost during the late Pleistocene
- Cape Espenberg, Seward Peninsula - CoastView
The cape was named in 1816 by Lieutenant Otto von Kotzebue for Dr Karl Espenberg, a surgeon who accompanied Admiral Adam J von Krusenstern on his voyage around the world in 1803-1806 The settlement is situated at the mouth of the Espenberg River that flows generally northeast for 21 miles (34 km) to the Chukchi Sea
- Espenberg volcanic field - Wikiwand
The Espenberg volcanoes lie on the northern Seward Peninsula in Alaska They are the northernmost volcanoes of North America with late Pleistocene activity, lying just south of the Arctic Circle
- Espenberg, Alaska - Wikipedia
Espenberg (Iñupiaq: Iñuiġniq) is a settlement in the U S state of Alaska, located 50 mi (80 km) northwest of Deering on the Seward Peninsula at the mouth of the Espenberg River by the Chukchi Sea
- Monogenetic Volcanic Fields - U. S. National Park Service
The Espenberg Volcanic Field is the northernmost volcanic field in North America, lying above the Arctic Circle The field consists of five maar volcanoes and five small shield volcanoes
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