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The Harras of Dhamar is a volcanic field in Yemen.^[1]

Morphology and eruption

The volcanic field extends 80 km (50 mi) to the east of Dhamar town. The field contains many stratovolcanoes, lava flows, and youthful cones. Basaltic lava flows overlie older Rhyolitic flows. The volcano is responsible for the only 20th-century eruption on the Arabian peninsula, apparently in 1937. The field is 100 km (62 mi) southeast from Yemen's capital city, Sana'a.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c Neumann van Padang, Maur (1963), Catalogue of the active volcanoes and solfatara fields of Arabia and the Indian Ocean, vol. 16, Rome: IAVCEI, pp. 1–64, OCLC 886615186

External links

"Harras of Dhamar". Global Volcanism Program. Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved 2021-06-25.

[NVP1963-1] Neumann van Padang, Maur (1963), Catalogue of the active volcanoes and solfatara fields of Arabia and the Indian Ocean, vol. 16, Rome: IAVCEI, pp. 1–64, OCLC 886615186

[2] Shared with the UAE

[3] Also regarded as being of the Western Hajar

[4] Also regarded as being of the Western Hajar

[5] Shared with the UAE

[6] Shared with the UAE

[7] Sensu lato, shared with Yemen

[8] Shared with Yemen

[9] Sensu lato

[10] Sensu lato

[11] Shared with Oman

[12] Shared with Oman

[13] Highest mountain in the UAE, but the peak is in Oman

[14] Due to the peak of Jebel Jais being in Oman, this mountain has the highest confirmed peak in the UAE

[15] Shared with Oman

[16] Shared with Oman

[17] Shared with Saudi Arabia

[18] Highest confirmed peak in the Arabian Peninsula

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Morphology and eruption

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