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Iceland's Peaks and Volcanoes
The Reykjanes Peninsula is a geologically active region where the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rises above sea level. This collection features the sites of recent basaltic eruptions at Fagradalsfjall and Litli-Hrútur alongside ancient shield volcanoes and hyaloclastite peaks. Highlights include the iconic cone of Keilir, formed during a subglacial eruption, and the Stampar crater row. These landmarks showcase Iceland’s volcanic evolution, from dormant craters like Eldborg to the expansive lava fields of the Krýsuvík system.
Fagradalsfjall
A large tuya volcano formed during the last glacial period, characterized by its flat top and steep sides.
Rauðhóll
A volcanic hill distinguished by its red oxidation, formed by scoria and volcanic debris.
Þórðarfell
A volcanic peak located near the Reykjanes power plants and the Reykjanesviti lighthouse.
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