Sinarka
Volcano in Russia
Sinarka
Sinarka in Russian Far East
Sinarka (Russian: Синарка) is a stratovolcano located at the northern end of Shiashkotan Island, Kuril Islands, Russia. Most eruptions occurred during the 17th and 18th centuries, although there has been some recent activity,[when?] mostly steam and thermal activity. A large eruption would not affect large populations; only three people are located within 10 km.[1] The main structure of the volcano consists of the main peak, and two sub-peaks with a mellow ridge descending to the southwest. The larger sub-peak could be considered its own peak, due to its 540 feet (160 m) of prominence.[2]
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Kuril Islands
- Antsiferov Island
- Atlasov Island
- Awos
- Broutona
- Chirinkotan
- Chyornye Bratya
- Ekarma
- Habomai Islands
- Iturup
- Ketoy
- Kharimkotan
- Kunashir Island
- Lowuschki Rocks
- Makanrushi
- Matua
- Onekotan
- Paramushir
- Polonsky Island
- Raikoke
- Rasshua
- Shiashkotan
- Shikotan
- Shumshu
- Simushir
- Ushishir
- Urup
- Alaid
- Atsonupuri
- Baransky
- Berutarube
- Bogatyr Ridge
- Chikurachki
- Chirinkotan
- Chirip
- Chirpoi
- Demon
- Ebeko
- Ekarma
- Fuss Peak
- Golets-Torny Group
- Golovnin
- Goryashchaya Sopka
- Grozny Group
- Ivao Group
- Karpinsky Group
- Ketoi
- Kharimkotan
- Kolokol Group
- Kuntomintar
- Lomonosov Group
- Lvinaya Past
- Medvezhya
- Mendeleyeva
- Milna (volcano)
- Nemo Peak
- Prevo Peak
- Raikoke
- Rasshua
- Rudakov
- Sarychev Peak
- Shirinki
- Sinarka
- Smirnov
- Srednii
- Tao-Rusyr Caldera
- Tyatya
- Tri Sestry
- Uratman
- Ushishur
- Vernadskii Ridge
- Zavaritski Caldera
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