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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-11833

A plume rises above Fourpeaked during its first observed eruption, on 7 September 2006, as seen from Main Street in Homer, across Cook Inlet. The plume rose to a maximum height of 6 km and resulted in a trace of ashfall at Nonvianuk Lake outlet (110 km WNW) and near Homer (150 km NE). The eruption produced a 1-km-long fissure that extended north from the summit. Copyrighted photo by Lanny Simpson, 2006 (courtesy of USGS/AVO).

A plume rises above Fourpeaked during its first observed eruption, on 7 September 2006, as seen from Main Street in Homer, across Cook Inlet. The plume rose to a maximum height of 6 km and resulted in a trace of ashfall at Nonvianuk Lake outlet (110 km WNW) and near Homer (150 km NE). The eruption produced a 1-km-long fissure that extended north from the summit.

Copyrighted photo by Lanny Simpson, 2006 (courtesy of USGS/AVO).

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