Tutupaca

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What it is

Volcano

Height above sea level

5,815 m (19,078 ft)

Range

Cordillera del Barroso

Country

Peru

Highest point of

Cordillera del Barroso

Coordinates

17.026°S 70.372°W

Volcano number

354040 at the Global Volcanism Program

Source

Wikidata, CC0

Volcano in Peru

Tutupaca is a volcano in the region of Tacna in Peru. It is part of the Peruvian segment of the Central Volcanic Zone, one of several volcanic belts in the Andes. Tutupaca consists of three overlapping volcanoes formed by lava flows and lava domes made out of andesite and dacite, which grew on top of older volcanic rocks.

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• Eruption in 1902
• Eruption in 1862
• Eruption in 1802
• Eruption in 1787
• Eruption in 1780

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2. Chinchillani4,800 m · 17 km awayOn the map
3. Ch'iyar Jaqhi (Tacna)5,300 m · 19 km awayOn the map
4. Arichuwa4,800 m · 20 km awayOn the map
5. Iru Uma5,055 m · 23 km awayOn the map
6. K'ara K'ara5,200 m · 23 km awayOn the map
7. K'ank'awi5,300 m · 25 km awayOn the map
8. Yucamane5,550 m · 25 km awayOn the map
9. Panti Usu5,500 m · 27 km awayOn the map
10. Achuqallani5,000 m · 29 km awayOn the map

1. Tutupaca5,815 mOn the map
2. Casiri5,650 mOn the map
3. Yucamane5,550 mOn the map
4. Ticsani5,408 mOn the map

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