Volcanoes
15
Historically active
12
Highest
3,357 m
Italy lies on the boundary between the African and Eurasian plates, giving it a long history of damaging earthquakes. Below is an interactive map and list of volcanoes in Italy, with type, status and elevation. Volcano data is sourced from the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program and partners.
Volcanoes in Italy
- EtnaStratovolcano 路 Historical 路 3,357 m
- VesuviusComplex volcano 路 Historical 路 1,281 m
- Colli AlbaniCaldera 路 Holocene 路 949 m
- StromboliStratovolcano 路 Historical 路 924 m
- PantelleriaShield volcano 路 Historical 路 836 m
- VulsiniCaldera 路 Historical 路 800 m
- IschiaComplex volcano 路 Historical 路 789 m
- LipariStratovolcanoes 路 Radiocarbon 路 590 m
- VulcanoStratovolcano 路 Historical 路 500 m
- LarderelloExplosion crater 路 Historical 路 500 m
- Campi FlegreiCaldera 路 Historical 路 458 m
- PanareaStratovolcano 路 Historical 路 399 m
- Campi Flegrei del Mar di SiciliaSubmarine volcanoes 路 Historical 路 -8 m
- PalinuroSubmarine volcano 路 Radiocarbon 路 -70 m
- MarsiliSubmarine 路 Unknown 路 -779 m
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