Iliamna Volcano Webcams and Live Data

stratovolcano 3053 m / 10,016 ft
Cook Inlet (SW Alaska), 60.03°N / -153.09°W

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Iliamna volcano (Alaska Peninsula) - Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for 31 May-6 June 2023 (Continuing Activity)

AVO reported that seismic activity at Iliamna began to increase at around 1200 on 5 June. Initially earthquakes occurred about every one minute, then became more closely spaced. The source of the activity was possibly from movement of magma or hydrothermal fluids beneath the volcano, though similar activity had been observed before large mass movements or avalanches; AVO could not rule out either. ... Read all

Tue, 6 Jun 2023, 06:02

Iliamna volcano (Cook Inlet, SW Alaska): ice-rock avalanche followed earthquakes

Vertical-component seismic waveforms and spectrograms from AVO station ILSW for the May 2016, June 2019, and June 2023 avalanches on Iliamna volcano (image: AVO)

An elevated seismic activity occurred beneath the volcano yesterday. ... Read all

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