Volcano Composite Stratovolcano — free printable diagram
Free geography resource for teachers · CC BY-NC 4.0

About this illustration
This flat illustration depicts a cross-section of a steep-sided cone volcano, also known as a stratovolcano. The diagram clearly shows alternating layers of solidified orange lava and grey ash that build up the cone's structure, a key characteristic of this volcano type. A central vent is actively erupting lava and a plume of smoke, while two smaller side vents also show eruptive activity. The image includes a text box label that reads: "Steep-sided Cone with alternating lava and ash layers and side vents (Mt Fuji type)". This visual aid is perfect for teaching geology or Earth science concepts related to volcanic structures and eruptions, suitable for use in slides, worksheets, or as a reference for labelling activities.
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