Tinakula volcano earthquake

A major earthquake (magnitude 7.0) occurred 9 km SSW of Tinakula volcano on 6th February 2013. The earthquake was shallow at a depth of 10 km. This is likely to have an effect on volcanic activity.
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Tinakula Volcano Earthquakes 2013

An earthquake cluster has occurred 40 km southeast and 68 km SW of Tinakula volcano in the Solomon Islands. The earthquakes occurred on 1st February 2013. In the first few hours 13 earthquakes were measured between magnitude 4.9 and 6.0. The earthquakes were shallow with focus between 10-46 km. Tinakula is one of the world's least visited active volcanoes. 
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Tinakula volcano tours

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Tinakula Volcano Tours, Solomon Islands - John Seach

Tours to Tinakula volcano depart every week. Tinakula is the most active volcano in the Solomon Islands. It is located in one of the world's most beautiful regions. Join this exciting adventure tour!
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Tinakula Volcano, Solomon Islands

Tinakula is an active volcano 40 km from Santa Cruz island. The island has an impressive stratovolcano shape. An active summit crater ejects glowing lava bombs down the SW side of the volcano. Tinakula Island used to be inhabited before the 1971 eruption and tsunami.
The volcano has been known to be active since reported by Mendana in 1595. The southern side of the island is vegetated and coconut trees grow on cliff tops beyond the reach of the sea.
Periodic eruptions from the volcano are visible from Reef islands and Santa Cruz. On the western side of the island there is a breach probably caused by a landslide. Flanking the breach are cliffs 100 m high.