Examples Of The Following Inactive Volcanoes In The Philippines

INACTIVE VOLCANOES IN THE PHILIPPINES – In this topic, we will now identify some of the inactive volcanoes in the Philippines.

An inactive volcano, according to Reference, is a type of volcano which haven’t erupt for a long time, specifically for 10,00 years but is expected to erupt any time. It is also known as dormant volcanoes and sleeping volcanoes.

Here are the following inactive volcanoes in the Philippines:

Tadlac Lake
- also known as Alligator Lake, is a lake in the town of Los Baños, Laguna. It was once a maar or a broad and low-relief volcanic crater.
Mount Balungao
- Balungao is an extinct volcano in the town of Balungao in the province of Pangasinan, Ilocos Region.
Mount Abunug
- Abunug is a volcano found in the province of Leyte.
Banton
- Banton is an island town from the province of Romblon which lies on the northern part of the Sea of Sibuyan.
Carlota Island
- Carlota is an inhabited island in barangay Nasunogan in Banton town in Romblon.
Mount Alu
- Alu is a volcano fount on the east tip of the island of Lugus town in Sulu province.
Bulan
- The island of Bulan or Pulau Bulang is an island at the south-west of the island city of Batam in Indonesia.