Harrat Lunayyir
Ḥarrat Lunayyir (Arabic: حَرَّة لُنَيِّر) is a lava field in northwestern Saudi Arabia.[1] In 2009 there were swarms of small earthquakes in the area;[2] 2289 people were evacuated from the area.[3] Fissures opened on the surface, and the area might now be considered volcanically active.
View of Harrat Lunayyir from the Space Shuttle
References
- "Global Volcanism Program - Harrat Lunayyir - Summary". Volcano.si.edu. Retrieved 2020-11-07.
Harrat Lunayyir
- "Swarm of Saudi earthquakes raises concerns - Technology & science - Science - OurAmazingPlanet - NBC News". Retrieved 2010-09-27.
- "Harrat Lunayyir Volcano, Saudi Arabia - John Seach". 2009-05-21. Retrieved 2010-09-27.
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Note: Mountains are sorted in alphabetical order, unless where it concerns ranges. The highest confirmed mountains in each country are indicated with 'HP', and those with the highest peak are indicated with 'HP', bearing in mind that in the UAE, the highest mountain and the mountain with the highest peak are different. Outcrops are indicated with 'OC', and outliers with 'OL', and anticlines with 'AC'. Volcanoes are indicated with 'V', volcanic craters with 'VC', lava fields with 'LF', and volcanic fields with 'VF'.
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