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Mount Etna volcano in Sicily Italy

Mt. Etna, Sicily, Italy - April 21, 2015: Burnt pine forest coveren in crystallized lava and volcanic ash at the north slope of Etna after volcanic eruption nearby Piano Provenzana getaway about 16km up from Linguaglossa.

Ruins of ancient house destroyed and buried by ash in a volcanic eruption, autumn scene, Mount Etna, UNESCO world heritage site, Sicily, South of Italy, Italy, Europe

Perspective of northern side of Mount Etna, Sicily, and of a pine and beech wood in autumn

Etna is the tallest active volcano in continental Europe with persistent activity at multiple summit craters and vents. There are active craters within the Central Crater, the Northeast Crater, Southeast Crater, and the New Southeast Crater. Etna covers an area of 1,190 km2 (459 sq mi) with a basal circumference of 140 km (87 miles). This makes it by far the largest of the three active volcanoes in Italy. The elevation varies with volcanic activity. The volcano last erupted on November 22, 2018. It is frequently given as 3,350 m (10,990 ft), but many sources that support this concede that this is approximate. The Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) surveys the volcanic activities in Italy.

Mount Etna, an active stratovolcano in Sicily, Italy, features a complex summit crater system comprising five main craters: the Northeast Crater (historical formation with intermittent Strombolian activity), Voragine (historical, known for intra-crater explosions and lava fountaining), Bocca Nuova (historical, southwest side with phases of cone growth and collapse), Southeast Crater (formed in 1978, site of frequent lava flows and ash emissions), and New Southeast Crater (emerged in 2011 from the southeast flank, noted for paroxysmal eruptions). These craters exhibit ongoing volcanic activity, including degassing, explosive events, and lava effusions, contributing to the volcano's evolving morphology and its classification as one of the most active globally; additionally, the landscape includes hundreds of extinct flank craters from past

Volcanic Landscape in Etna National Park. Lava Fields. Volcano Mount Etna . Sicily

Mt Etna (UNESCO World Heritage Site) with the smoking peak; it is located in the Parco dell'Etna - Etna Park in the east coast of Sicily (Italy)

View of the volcano Mt Etna in Sicily, Europe.

Multicolored stones on Etna slopes

Volcanic landscape at Mount Etna on Sicily, Italy

house partly under lava in volcanic landscape.

A surreal, almost abstract image of rugged volcanic rock formations captured during the golden hour in Lanzarote. The silhouette-like shapes of the rocks, combined with the soft hazy light, evoke a mysterious and otherworldly landscape.

Etna forest in Sicily

On the slopes of the Etna volcano in Sicily, Italy. A huge volcanic bomb is lying in the foreground.

Multicolored Rocks at Etna

Green landscape and snowy volcano Etna against blue sky, Sicily, Italy

View of Etna volcano craters among the clouds near Piano Provenzana. Sicily, Italy

Idyllic view of Mount Etna covered with snow at sunrise, aerial view, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Catania province, Sicily, South of Italy, ItalyAt the base of Mount Etna stretches a striking volcanic landscape, where ancient craters scatter across the terrain. The ground glows with deep red soil and dark rocks, remnants of past eruptions. Amid this rugged scenery, patches of green vegetation emerge, creating a vivid contrast between the black lava fields and the living earth that slowly reclaims them.

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Etna volcano. South crater. Sicilia

Aerial view of Mount Etna, an active volcano in Sicily, Italy. Black ground around the volcano.

Etna Volcano - Etna Park

Detail of volcanic landscape of Mount Etna at Monti Sartorius with black lava and orange colored pine trees during winter time, Catania, Sicily, Italy

Volcano Etna mountain landscape with black lava, Sicily, Italy

Etna volcano on a spring cloudy day: April 2025. Hiking area. Volcanic landscape of Mount Etna with black lava and vegetation on a cloudy spring day, Catania, Sicily, Italy.

vegetation of Etna (also called Mongibello) is a complex stratovolcano of Sicily which originated in the Quaternary, and is the highest active volcano of the Eurasian plate

Island of Sicily in Italy

Burnt trees and black soil on the slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily during a sunny day

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