20-10-2021, 02:38 PM
THE NEW VOLCANO IS THE MOST DAMAGING AMONG THE HISTORICAL ERUPTIONS ON LA PALMA
2021/10/20 13:32:00 Written by Canarian Weekly National
The new volcano that began to erupt in La Palma on September 19th is now officially the most damaging among the historical eruptions that occurred on the island of La Palma since records began. Until now, the eruption of El Charco in 1712 was the most destructive, affecting 441 hectares of land, but the new one has almost doubled that now, according to Involcan and Carmen Romero, a renowned professor of the University of La Laguna.
According to the latest measurement by the European Copernicus satellite system, carried out at noon on Monday, the flows from the new volcano cover an area of 811.8 hectares.
Involcan have made a list of the eight historical eruptions of La Palma and the areas that their respective lava flows affected, as follows:
1). Tacande 1430-1447 (424 hectares)
2). Tehuya 1585 (338 hectares)
3). Tigalate 1646 (296 hectares)
4). San Antonio 1677-1678 (210 hectares)
2021/10/20 13:32:00 Written by Canarian Weekly National
The new volcano that began to erupt in La Palma on September 19th is now officially the most damaging among the historical eruptions that occurred on the island of La Palma since records began. Until now, the eruption of El Charco in 1712 was the most destructive, affecting 441 hectares of land, but the new one has almost doubled that now, according to Involcan and Carmen Romero, a renowned professor of the University of La Laguna.
According to the latest measurement by the European Copernicus satellite system, carried out at noon on Monday, the flows from the new volcano cover an area of 811.8 hectares.
Involcan have made a list of the eight historical eruptions of La Palma and the areas that their respective lava flows affected, as follows:
1). Tacande 1430-1447 (424 hectares)
2). Tehuya 1585 (338 hectares)
3). Tigalate 1646 (296 hectares)
4). San Antonio 1677-1678 (210 hectares)

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