Geological Features

Volcanoes Tectonic Plates Seismic Activity Fault Lines Earthquakes Fault Zones Himalayas Faults Volcanic Regions Canyons Mountains Volcanic Ash Sinkholes Mountain Ranges Ring of Fire Continents Archaeological Sites North Sea Volcanic Activity Underwater Mountains Volcanic History Volcanic Fissure Magma Intrusion Pacific Ring of Fire Iceland Fossil Sites Denver Basin Underground Structures Subsurface Exploration Flood-Prone Areas Subsurface Water Natural Hazards Diamonds Palaeozoic Rocks North Atlantic Seismic Zones Strewn Fields Craters Quarries Natural Tunnels Hot Springs Weather Patterns Coastlines Subduction Zones Sedimentary Deposits Natural Arches Natural Landforms Erosion Orcadian Basin Salisbury Plain Landslides Geysers Underwater Craters Cliffs

Kīlauea’s Latest Summit Burst Sends 1,100-Foot Fountains, Sets Record Effusion Rate

USGS keeps Kīlauea at Watch/Orange to signal continued episodic activity under close monitoring.