MANAM

LOCATION

• It is in the continent of Australia.
• It is in the country of Papua New Guinea
• It is located on the Pacific plate.
• It's boundary is convergent.
• The cause of the volcano is subduction.

CLASSIFICATION

• It is a stratovolcano
• When it erupts it can be both effusive or explosive.

INFORMATION

• In 2004 a very large eruption caused the whole island to evacuate.
• This volcano is one of the longest records of historic eruptions.
• The first known eruption was in 1616.
• The last eruption was December 2014 - August 2015
• The volcano is on the Northeast side of Papua New Quinea.

HAZARDS AND RISKS

• When it has a big eruption it destroys crops, livestock, plants, grass, and it would effect the airlines.
• There would be a risk for the people that live there because they would lose a lot of farm land, and crops.

CONCLUSION

• I don't think that there will be another major eruption because it is constantly erupting.
• There is no certain amount of time in between the major eruptions.