Mount Spurr (Alaska, USA)

Mount Spurr, Alaska

Volcano: Mount Spurr (see Mount Spurr at the Smithsonian Institution website in a new tab)
Type: Volcanic Plume
Description: Mount Spurr, the highest volcano of the Aleutian arc, is a large lava dome constructed at the center of a roughly 5 km-wide horseshoe-shaped caldera that is open to the south. Before the 1992 eruption, a small crater lake occupied the bottom of Crater Peak's crater. As with other Alaskan volcanoes, the proximity of Spurr to major trans-Pacific aviation routes means that an eruption of this volcano can significantly disrupt air travel. Volcanic ash can cause jet engines to fail.


Point of contact for this site:
Michael P. Doukas, xxx (USGS)

Number of measurements: 18
Measurement date (d/m/y) Added by Added on
Mount Spurr_1509200415/9/2004 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_1609200416/9/2004 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_070820047/8/2004 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_2802200528/2/2005 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_3010200430/10/2004 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_1005200510/5/2005 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_1105200511/5/2005 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_2009200520/9/2005 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_2509200625/9/2006 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_1711200617/11/2006 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_2304200623/4/2006 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_2604200626/4/2006 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_070820037/8/2003 Emanuela Bagnato Dec. 2, 2016
Mount Spurr_020320052/3/2005 Emanuela Bagnato Oct. 4, 2014
Mount Spurr_1908199619/8/1996 Emanuela Bagnato Dec. 2, 2016
Mount Spurr_1009200110/9/2001 Emanuela Bagnato Dec. 2, 2016
Mount Spurr_090820009/8/2000 Emanuela Bagnato Dec. 2, 2016
Mount Spurr_2405199724/5/1997 Emanuela Bagnato Dec. 2, 2016


Bibliographic references for this site

Doukas M.P. and K.A. McGee, 2007,A compilation of gas emission-rate data from volcanoes of Cook Inlet (Spurr, Crater Peak, Redoubt, Iliamna, and Augustine) and Alaska Peninsula (Douglas, Fourpeaked, Griggs, Mageik, Martin, Peulik, Ukinrek Maars, and Veniaminof), Alaska, from 1995-2006, U.S. Geological Survey_ Open-File Report 2007–1400


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