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This page contains the list of images of Kamchatka's volcanoes and the results of volcanic activity,
made by the participants of the Moscow city school #57 youth ecological expeditions (2002, 2006 è 2007).

Except in this section there are other images of Kamchatka's nature, sorted over the following subjects:
mountains, water bodies (streams, rivers, lakes, ocean), vegetation, wildlife.

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Asia, Russia VOLCANOES OF KAMCHATKA (Russian Far East)

	Avachinsky volcano (height 2741 meters): old cone (somma, or "collar") and new cone (in the distance)
	Avachinsky volcano (height 2741 meters). View to the new cone from the "collar" (somma, or old cone)
	Avachinsky volcano (height 2741 meters). View to the new cone from the "collar" (somma, or old cone)
	Avachinsky volcano slope. View to the side local cone in the volcano atrio (depression between the "collar", or somma, or old cone, and new cone
	Scoria sediments (pyroclastic material) on the Avachinsky volcano slope
	Basalt-andesit extrusion - rock "Alpinist" on the Avachinsky volcano slope
	External crater slope of the Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2650 meters above sea level)
	Side fumarole on the external crater slope of the Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2650 meters above sea level)
	Side fumarole on the external crater slope of the Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2650 meters above sea level)
	Avachinsky volcano crater edge (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level)
	Fumarole vent (opening) on the volcano crater edge (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level)
	Internal edge of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). View to the neighboring Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters)
	External crater edge of the Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Volcanic lava stopper (plug) in the distance (black)
	External crater slope of the Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2650 meters above sea level), covered by scoria sediments (pyroclastic material)
	Pozzolana, scoria and lava (pyroclastic material) on the external crater slope. Avachinsky volcano (altitude - 2650 meters above sea level)
	Avachinsky volcano upper crater edge (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Volcano sulfur sediments (yellow), pozzolana (red) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Avachinsky volcano upper crater edge (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Volcano sulfur sediments (yellow), pozzolana (red) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Internal slope of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Fumarole chink with volcano sulfur sediments (yellow) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Internal slope of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Fumarole chink with volcano sulfur sediments (yellow) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Internal slope of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Fumarole chink with volcano sulfur sediments (yellow) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Internal slope of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Fumarole chink with volcano sulfur sediments (yellow) and lava stopper (plug)(black)
	Internal, most deep part of the Avachinsky volcano crater. Fumarole chink with volcano sulfur sediments (yellow) and lava stopper (black, on the right)
	Lava stopper (plug) in the Avachinsky volcano crater. Small fumarole and volcano sulfur sediments on the lava
	Lava stopper (plug) in the Avachinsky volcano crater. Small fumarole and volcano sulfur sediments in the lava block basis
	Lava stopper (plug) in the Avachinsky volcano crater. Fumarole and volcano sulfur sediments in the lava block
	Internal slope of the Avachinsky volcano crater (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level). Fumarole chinks and lava stopper (plug)(right)
	Avachinsky volcano upper crater edge (altitude - 2740 meters above sea level), covered by volcano sulfur sediments (yellow)
	Piece (rock) of a volcano sulfur. Hunter's match as a scale (7 cm)
	Crystalline sulfur on the fumarole vent edge
	Crystalline volcano sulfur on the fumarole vent edge
	Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters). View from the neighboring Avachinsky volcano (height 2741 meters)
	Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters). View from the neighboring Avachinsky volcano somma (old cone)
	Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters) and its barrancos slope. View from the neighboring Avachinsky volcano somma (old cone)
	Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters). View from the neighboring Avachinsky volcano basement
	Koriaksky volcano (height - 3456 meters) and its barrancos slope. View from the neighboring Avachinsky volcano somma (old cone)
	Scoria sediments (pyroclastic material) fields on the Tolbachik volcano basement
	Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano (height 3085 meters above sea level)
	Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts. One of the volcano burst (break) cones, covered by red scoria sediments (pyroclastic material)
	Scoria sediments (pyroclastic material) fields around one of the Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano. Dead larch forest, burnt after Great Tolbachik Fissure Eruption (GTFE) in 1975-1976
	Scoria sediments (pyroclastic material) fields around one of the Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano. The result of the Great Tolbachik Fissure Eruption (GTFE) in 1975-1976
	Scoria sediments (pyroclastic material) fields around one of the Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano. The result of the Great Tolbachik Fissure Eruption (GTFE) in 1975-1976. Two new volcano burst (break) cones in the distance
	Lava conglomeration after the Great Tolbachik Fissure Eruption (GTFE) in 1975-1976. Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Hardened lave stream. Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Volcanic bomb. Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Volcanic bomb. Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Cracked volcanic bomb, covered by the patina
	Cracked volcanic bomb, covered by the patina
	Volcano lava cave (cavern). Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Volcano lava cave (cavern). Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Hardened volcano lava bead inside the lava cave (cavern). Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Hardened volcano lava inside the lava cave (cavern). Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Hardened volcano lava inside the lava cave (cavern). Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano outskirts
	Caddis fly (imago) on the hardened volcano lava
	Crater aperture filled with scoria sediments (pyroclastic material). One of the Plosky ("Flat") Tolbachik volcano burst (break) cones
	Warm geyser lake in the Nalychevskaya Valley
	Warm geyser lake in the Nalychevskaya Valley. Youth ecological expedition swimming in the bath
	Geysernaya River in the Geyser Valley (the Valley of the Geysers) in 2002
	Geysernaya River in the Geyser Valley (the Valley of the Geysers) in 2002
	Karymsky Volcano (elevation 1536 m = 5040 feet). View from the helicopter
	Sulphuric acid crater lake in the Maly Semiachik (Semyachik) volcano (Troitsky crater). View from the helicopter
	Sulphuric acid crater lake in the Maly Semiachik (Semyachik) volcano (Troitsky crater). View from the helicopter
	Viluchinsky Volcano (height 2175 meters above sea level). View from the Sarannaya Bay (Pacific Ocean)

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