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25 de oct. de 2023 · Golovnin volcano. Actualizado: 25 oct. 2023 06:13 GMT - justo ahora. Caldera 543 m / 1,781 ft. Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands, 43.84°N / 145.51°E. Current status: normal or dormant (1 out of 5) Golovnin volcano (or Tomariyama in Japanese) is the southernmost volcano in the Kurile Islands and forms the southern end of Kunashir ...
1848. Golovnin ( Japanese: 泊山, Tomari-yama; Russian: вулкан Головнина) is a caldera located in the southern part of Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands, Russia / Japan. It is the southernmost volcano of the Kuril Islands. The russian name is given after the Russian explorer Vasily Golovnin .
9 de mar. de 2016 · English: Golovnin is a volcano in Kunashir Island , Kuril Islands, Russia. Also kown as Tomariyama in Japan.
Tomariyama [Golovnin] Google Earth Placemark with Features. Cite Volcano Profile. Japan - administered by Russia. Caldera. 1848 CE. Country. Primary Volcano Type. Last Known Eruption. 43.844°N. 145.504°E. 535 m. 1755 ft. 290010. Latitude. Longitude. Summit. Elevation. Volcano. Number. © 2024 Microsoft Corporation. Terms.
50 km. 50 mi. + −. Leaflet | © Esri / arcgisonline.com. [ hide map. ] [ enlarge] Volcano list. Golovnin. (caldera 543 m / 1,781 ft) Golovnin volcano (or Tomariyama in Japanese) is the southernmost volcano in the Kurile Islands and forms the southern end of Kunashir Island, located only 33 km across the Nemuro Strait from Hokkaido Island in Japan.
In 1811, Golovnin described and mapped the Kuril Islands from the Strait of Hope to the eastern shores of Iturup Island (Etorofu in Japanese). [4] [12] While exploring Kunashir Island ( Kunashiri in Japanese), he was lured ashore, taken prisoner, charged with violating Sakoku (a Japanese policy prohibiting foreigners from entering Japan), and held captive for two years by the Japanese on the ...
30 de nov. de 2023 · Golovnin volcano (or Tomariyama in Japanese) is the southernmost volcano in the Kurile Islands and forms the southern end of Kunashir Island, located only 33 km across the Nemuro Strait from Hokkaido Island in Japan.
