 | Pavlof Sister (left) and ash-covered Pavlof (right) in July 1975 (photo by T. Miller, USGS) <click to enlarge> |
Pavlof & Pavlof Sister
8261 ft (2518 m) . |
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| Location: | Aleutian Range, on Alaska Peninsula, 35 miles (55 km) E of Cold Bay | ||||
| Lat / Long: | 55.4° N, 161.9° W | ||||
| Volcanic Type: | Stratovolcano complex | ||||
| Volcanic Status: | Pavlof:Sister Active, last eruption 1997 Pavlof Sister: Dormant, last eruption 1786 | ||||
| First Ascent: | Pavlof: T. A. Jagger, J. Gardiner, O. P. McKinley, Pavlof: P. A. Yatchmenoff, and R. H. Stewart, 1928 | ||||
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| Skiable Vertical: | Pavlof:Sister over 8000 ft (2400 m) Pavlof Sister: over 7000 ft (2100 m) | ||||
| Administration: | Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge | ||||
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Pavlof & Pavlof Sister . . .
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Some useful links: Global Volcanism Program: Pavlof Global Volcanism Program: Pavlof Sister Alaska Volcano Observatory Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge |
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| Topographic map of Pavlof and Pavlof Sister (1:250,000 scale) from USGS Cold Bay and Port Moller <click to enlarge> |
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More photos and info about routes, access, etc. may be added in the future ... |
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