Mountains in United States

Mount Aniakchak

4,400 ft1,341 m

Volcano · Aleutian Range · United States

Mount Aniakchak is a volcano on the western Alaska Peninsula. Part of the Aleutian Volcanic Arc, it was formed by the subduction of the oceanic Pacific Plate under the North American Plate. Aniakchak is a 10 kilometers (6.2 mi) wide caldera with a break to the northeast.

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At the summit · forecast for 11:00 AM

27 °FFog · wind 7 mph from the SE

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Weather at the summit of Mount Aniakchak, 4,400 ft

  1. 11:00 AM27 °FSE 7 mph–
  2. 2:00 PM26 °FS 5 mph–
  3. 5:00 PM25 °FS 6 mph–
  4. 8:00 PM28 °FS 11 mph–
  5. 11:00 PM30 °FS 17 mph–
  6. 2:00 AM29 °FS 15 mph–
  7. 5:00 AM28 °FS 22 mph0 in
  8. 8:00 AM29 °FSE 26 mph0 in
Weather at the summit of Mount Aniakchak, 4,400 ft
DaySkyHigh / lowRainWind up to
Today30 °F / 25 °F–17 mph
Wed, Oct 2835 °F / 28 °F1.27 in28 mph
Thu, Oct 2935 °F / 27 °F0.29 in12 mph
Fri, Oct 3031 °F / 24 °F0.14 in16 mph
Sat, Oct 3129 °F / 22 °F0.1 in14 mph
Sun, Nov 128 °F / 24 °F0.03 in4 mph
Mon, Nov 226 °F / 23 °F0.09 in9 mph

Forecast by MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), updated 01:17 AM UTC. Times are local.

Facts

What it is
Volcano
Height above sea level
4,400 ft (1,341 m)
Range
Aleutian Range
Country
United States
Coordinates
56.907°N 158.149°W
Volcano number
312090 at the Global Volcanism Program
Source
Wikidata, CC0

Mount Aniakchak

Caldera in Alaska

Mount Aniakchak is a volcano on the western Alaska Peninsula. Part of the Aleutian Volcanic Arc, it was formed by the subduction of the oceanic Pacific Plate under the North American Plate. Aniakchak is a 10 kilometers (6.2 mi) wide caldera with a break to the northeast. The caldera contains Surprise Lake and many volcanic cones, maars and craters, including Vent Mountain.

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17 recorded eruptions

The latest 12 of 17, from the Smithsonian’s Global Volcanism Program through History.

Peaks near Mount Aniakchak

  1. Black Peak3,385 ft · 55 km awayOn the map
  2. Yantarni Volcano4,383 ft · 60 km awayOn the map

Highest in the Aleutian Range

  1. Mount Shishaldin9,373 ftOn the map
  2. Mount Pavlof8,264 ftOn the map
  3. Mount Veniaminof8,225 ftOn the map
  4. Isanotski Peaks8,106 ftOn the map
  5. Mount Denison7,606 ftOn the map
  6. Mount Griggs7,602 ftOn the map
  7. Mount Steller7,454 ftOn the map
  8. Mount Mageik7,103 ftOn the map
  9. Mount Aniakchak4,400 ftOn the map

Highest mountains in United States

  1. Denali20,308 ftOn the map
  2. Mount Saint Elias18,009 ftOn the map
  3. Mount Foraker17,402 ftOn the map
  4. Mount Bona16,535 ftOn the map
  5. Mount Blackburn16,390 ftOn the map
  6. Mount Sanford16,237 ftOn the map
  7. Mount Vancouver15,787 ftOn the map
  8. Mount Churchill15,636 ftOn the map
  9. Mount Fairweather15,325 ftOn the map
  10. Mount Hubbard14,951 ftOn the map

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