List of volcanoes in Chile

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The Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program lists 105 volcanoes in Chile that have been active during the Holocene. [1] The country's National Geology and Mining Service lists 90 active volcanoes. [2]

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The volcanoes of the Andes originate from the subduction of the Nazca Plate under the South American Plate, while the volcanoes of Chile's Pacific islands formed from magma coming from three distinct hotspots, Easter, Juan Fernández and San Felix hotspots. The westernmost part of the ridges formed by these hotspots contain the most recently active volcanoes. Some volcanoes or groups of volcanoes are under surveillance of the Southern Andean Volcano Observatory (Spanish: Observatorio Volcanológico de los Andes del Sur; OVDAS) because of their critical activity or proximity to big cities.

This list does not include Chilean claims in the Antarctic.

NameLandform typeElevation (m)Last eruptionCoordinatesOther namesOVDAS surveillance
Tacora stratovolcano 5,980Upper-Pleistocene 17°43′S69°46′W / 17.72°S 69.77°W / -17.72; -69.77 (Tacora)
Carrizalillo (caldera) Caldera CretaceousPaleogene
Potrerillos (caldera) Caldera CretaceousPaleogene
Lexone [3] Lava dome 5,340Holocene 17°52′S69°29′W / 17.87°S 69.48°W / -17.87; -69.48 (Lexone)
Choquelimpie Stratovolcano Miocene 18°18′19″S69°16′42″W / 18.30528°S 69.27833°W / -18.30528; -69.27833 (Choquelimpie)
Lauca (volcano) Stratovolcano 5,140Pliocene 18°20′S69°23′W / 18.333°S 69.383°W / -18.333; -69.383 (Lauca volcano)
Caldera Lauca Caldera Miocene
El Rojo Norte Cinder cone Pliocene 18°28′S69°12′W / 18.467°S 69.200°W / -18.467; -69.200 (El Rojo Norte)
Cerro Napa Stratovolcano Pleistocene 20°30′S68°40′W / 20.500°S 68.667°W / -20.500; -68.667 (Cerro Napa)
El Rojo Sur Cinder cone Pliocene 20°50′S68°37′W / 20.833°S 68.617°W / -20.833; -68.617 (El Rojo Sur)
Porunita Cinder cone 3.5 million years ago 20°50′35.1″S68°36′49.5″W / 20.843083°S 68.613750°W / -20.843083; -68.613750 (Porunita)
Pabellón de Inca Stratovolcano 20°55′S68°37′W / 20.917°S 68.617°W / -20.917; -68.617 (Pabellón de Inca)
Cerro Cebollar 5,716A few million years 21°37′S68°28′W / 21.617°S 68.467°W / -21.617; -68.467 (Chillahuita)
Cerro Chela Stratovolcano 5,644Pliocene 21°24′S68°30′W / 21.400°S 68.500°W / -21.400; -68.500 (Cerro Chela)
Cerro de las Cuevas Stratovolcano 5,2943.15±0.15 million years ago 21°35′S68°29′W / 21.583°S 68.483°W / -21.583; -68.483 (Cerro de las Cuevas)
Cerro Chanka Lava dome Pleistocene 21°47′09″S68°18′37″W / 21.78583°S 68.31028°W / -21.78583; -68.31028 (Cerro Chanka)
Cerros Bravos-Barros Negros Volcanic complex26-22 million years ago 26°38′S69°15′W / 26.633°S 69.250°W / -26.633; -69.250 (Cerros Bravos-Barros Negros)
Chillahuita Lava dome 22°10′S68°02′W / 22.167°S 68.033°W / -22.167; -68.033 (Chillahuita)
Chusmiza Stratovolcano Miocene
Taapaca stratovolcano5,860320 BC ± 50 years 18°06′S69°30′W / 18.10°S 69.50°W / -18.10; -69.50 (Taapaca (volcano))
Corral de Coquena maar, spatter rampart 4,572Pliocene 23°26′S67°28′W / 23.433°S 67.467°W / -23.433; -67.467 (Corral de Coquena)
Cerro Alconcha stratovolcanomore than 9.3 million years ago 21°04′S68°32′W / 21.067°S 68.533°W / -21.067; -68.533 (Cerro Alconcha)
Apacheta-Aguilucho volcanic complex Two volcanoes5,58150,000 years ago 21°50′S68°10′W / 21.833°S 68.167°W / -21.833; -68.167 (Apacheta-Aguilucho volcanic complex)
Parinacota stratovolcano6,348Holocene 18°10′S69°09′W / 18.17°S 69.15°W / -18.17; -69.15 ("Parinacota (volcano)")
Cerro Cariquima stratovolcano5,365Pleistocene 19°33′S68°41′W / 19.55°S 68.68°W / -19.55; -68.68 ("Cerro Cariquima")
Acotango stratovolcano6,052Holocene 18°22′S69°03′W / 18.37°S 69.05°W / -18.37; -69.05 ("Acotango")
Wallatiri stratovolcano6,0711960 18°25′S69°10′W / 18.42°S 69.17°W / -18.42; -69.17 ("Guallatiri")
Arintika stratovolcano5,597Holocene 18°44′S69°03′W / 18.73°S 69.05°W / -18.73; -69.05 ("Arintica")
Isluga stratovolcano5,5501913 19°09′S68°50′W / 19.15°S 68.83°W / -19.15; -68.83 ("Isluga")
Puchuldiza [4] 4,500Pleistocene 19°25′S68°58′W / 19.42°S 68.97°W / -19.42; -68.97 ("Puchuldiza")
Cerro Pina [5] 4,037Holocene 19°29′S68°39′W / 19.49°S 68.65°W / -19.49; -68.65 ("Cerro Pina")
Tatajachura stratovolcano5,2406 ± 1.3 million years ago 19°30′S69°07′W / 19.5°S 69.12°W / -19.5; -69.12 ("Tatajachura")
Iru Phutunqu stratovolcano5,1631995 20°44′S68°33′W / 20.73°S 68.55°W / -20.73; -68.55 ("Irruputuncu")
Millunu stratovolcanoMiocene
Guaichane-Mamuta Volcanic complex4,684 Miocene
Cerro Ascotan stratovolcano5,5001995 21°41′S68°07′W / 21.683°S 68.117°W / -21.683; -68.117 (Cerro Ascotan)
Unnamed4,800Holocene 20°50′S68°38′W / 20.83°S 68.63°W / -20.83; -68.63 ("Unnamed")
Olca-Paruma stratovolcano5,4071867 20°56′S68°29′W / 20.93°S 68.48°W / -20.93; -68.48 ("Olca-Paruma")
Aucanquilcha stratovolcano6,176Holocene 21°13′S68°28′W / 21.22°S 68.47°W / -21.22; -68.47 ("Aucanquilcha")
Ollagüe stratovolcano5,868 21°18′S68°11′W / 21.30°S 68.18°W / -21.30; -68.18 ("Ollagüe")
Cerro del Azufre stratovolcano5,846Holocene 21°47′S68°14′W / 21.78°S 68.23°W / -21.78; -68.23 ("Cerro del Azufre")
San Pedro stratovolcano6,1451960 21°53′S68°24′W / 21.88°S 68.40°W / -21.88; -68.40 ("San Pedro (Chile volcano)")
Paniri stratovolcano5,946 22°05′S68°15′W / 22.08°S 68.25°W / -22.08; -68.25 ("Cerro Paniri")
Cerro del León stratovolcano5,760 22°11′S68°07′W / 22.18°S 68.12°W / -22.18; -68.12 ("Cerro del León")
Linzor stratovolcano5,680 22°11′S67°57′W / 22.18°S 67.95°W / -22.18; -67.95 ("Linzor")
Cerro Toconce [6] 5,435Holocene 22°12′S68°06′W / 22.20°S 68.10°W / -22.20; -68.10 ("Cerro Toconce")
Cerro Deslinde 5,606 22°16′26″S67°56′10″W / 22.27389°S 67.93611°W / -22.27389; -67.93611 ("Cerro Deslinde")
El Volcán [ citation needed ]5,100 22°20′S67°58′W / 22.33°S 67.97°W / -22.33; -67.97 ("El Volcán")
El Tatio [7] 4,280Pleistocene 22°21′S68°02′W / 22.35°S 68.03°W / -22.35; -68.03 ("El Tatio (volcano)")
Tocorpuri (La Torta)stratovolcano5,018 22°30′S67°54′W / 22.50°S 67.90°W / -22.50; -67.90 ("Cerros de Tocorpuri")
Putana stratovolcano5,8901810 ± 10 years 22°34′S67°52′W / 22.57°S 67.87°W / -22.57; -67.87 ("Putana Volcano")
Chaxas lava dome1.09±0.56 mya 22°45′S68°00′W / 22.750°S 68.000°W / -22.750; -68.000 ("Chaxas")
Sairecabur stratovolcano5,971Holocene 22°44′S67°53′W / 22.74°S 67.88°W / -22.74; -67.88 ("Sairecabur")
Licancabur stratovolcano5,916Holocene 22°50′S67°53′W / 22.83°S 67.88°W / -22.83; -67.88 ("Licancabur")
Guayaques Lava domes 5,598Holocene 22°53′S67°35′W / 22.88°S 67.58°W / -22.88; -67.58 ("Guayaques")
Purico Complex Pyroclastic shield, Volcanic complex 5,703Holocene 23°00′S67°45′W / 23.00°S 67.75°W / -23.00; -67.75 ("Purico Complex")
Alitar Stratovolcano 5,346Holocene 23°09′S67°38′W / 23.150°S 67.633°W / -23.150; -67.633 ("Alitar")
Acamarachi stratovolcano6,046 23°11′S67°22′W / 23.18°S 67.37°W / -23.18; -67.37 ("Acamarachi") Pili
Colachi stratovolcano5,631Holocene 23°14′S67°39′W / 23.23°S 67.65°W / -23.23; -67.65 ("Colachi")
Laguna Verde stratovolcano5,412Holocene? 23°15′S67°43′W / 23.25°S 67.71°W / -23.25; -67.71 ("Laguna Verde (volcano)")
Cerro Overo maar 4,555Holocene 23°21′S67°40′W / 23.35°S 67.67°W / -23.35; -67.67 ("Cerro Overo")
Tumisa Lava domes 5,658500,000 years ago 23°28′S67°49′W / 23.467°S 67.817°W / -23.467; -67.817 ("Tumisa")
Aguas Calientes stratovolcano5,924 23°22′S67°41′W / 23.37°S 67.68°W / -23.37; -67.68 ("Aguas Calientes (volcano)")
Lascar stratovolcano5,5922015 23°22′S67°44′W / 23.37°S 67.73°W / -23.37; -67.73 ("Lascar (volcano)")
Chiliques stratovolcano5,778Unknown 23°35′S67°42′W / 23.58°S 67.70°W / -23.58; -67.70 ("Chiliques")
Cordón de Puntas Negras stratovolcano5,852Holocene 23°45′S67°32′W / 23.75°S 67.53°W / -23.75; -67.53 ("Cordón de Puntas Negras")
Miñiques stratovolcano5,910 23°49′S67°46′W / 23.82°S 67.77°W / -23.82; -67.77 ("Miñiques")
Cerro Tujle [8] 3,550Holocene 23°50′S67°57′W / 23.83°S 67.95°W / -23.83; -67.95 ("Cerro Tujle")
El Laco Volcanic group 5,325 or 5,472Pleistocene 23°50′29.6″S67°29′24.6″W / 23.841556°S 67.490167°W / -23.841556; -67.490167 ("El Laco")
Cordón Chalviri stratovolcano5,623Holocene 23°51′S67°37′W / 23.85°S 67.62°W / -23.85; -67.62 ("Cordón de Puntas Negras")
Caichinque stratovolcano4,450 23°57′S67°44′W / 23.95°S 67.73°W / -23.95; -67.73 ("Caichinque")
Tilocalar [9] stratovolcano3,116 23°58′S68°08′W / 23.97°S 68.13°W / -23.97; -68.13 ("Tilocalar")
Pular stratovolcano6,233Unknown 24°11′S68°03′W / 24.18°S 68.05°W / -24.18; -68.05 ("Pular (volcano)")
El Negrillar [10] pyroclastic cone3,500 24°11′S68°15′W / 24.18°S 68.25°W / -24.18; -68.25 ("El Negrillar") See also Negrillar de Ensenada at the Osorno (volcano)
La Negrillar [11] pyroclastic cone4,109 24°17′S68°36′W / 24.28°S 68.60°W / -24.28; -68.60 ("La Negrillar") See also Negrillar de Ensenada at the Osorno (volcano)
Socompa stratovolcano6,0515250 BC (?) 24°24′S68°15′W / 24.40°S 68.25°W / -24.40; -68.25 ("Socompa (volcano)")
Llullaillaco stratovolcano6,7391877 24°43′S68°30′W / 24.72°S 68.50°W / -24.72; -68.50 ("Llullaillaco")
Volcan de la Pena stratovolcano5,24712 million years ago 25°4.37′S68°42.72′W / 25.07283°S 68.71200°W / -25.07283; -68.71200 ("Volcan de la Pena")
Cerro Escorial stratovolcano5,447Holocene 25°05′S68°22′W / 25.08°S 68.37°W / -25.08; -68.37 ("Cerro Escorial")
Lastarria stratovolcano5,697Holocene 25°10′S68°30′W / 25.17°S 68.50°W / -25.17; -68.50 ("Lastarria (volcano)")
Chaco volcano5,045 or 5,145Miocene 25°27′S69°02′W / 25.450°S 69.033°W / -25.450; -69.033 ("Chaco (volcano)")
Cordón del Azufre stratovolcano5,463Holocene 25°20′S68°31′W / 25.33°S 68.52°W / -25.33; -68.52 ("Cordón del Azufre")
Cerro Bayo complex volcano 5,401Holocene 25°25′S68°35′W / 25.42°S 68.58°W / -25.42; -68.58 ("Cerro Bayo Complex")
Dos Crateres Twin volcano7.9±0.5 Ma 25°36′S68°36′W / 25.600°S 68.600°W / -25.600; -68.600 ("Dos Crateres")
Sierra de Gorbea Lava field 4.7±0.5 Ma and 5.2±0.5 Ma 25°44′S68°45′W / 25.733°S 68.750°W / -25.733; -68.750 ("Sierra de Gorbea")
Juan de la Vega maar 25°52′S68°48′W / 25.867°S 68.800°W / -25.867; -68.800 ("Juan de la Vega")
Chato Aislado Caldera and lava dome 1.2 Ma 25°59′S68°49′W / 25.98°S 68.81°W / -25.98; -68.81 ("Chato Aislado")
Dos Puntas Volcano 2 Ma 25°58′S68°27′W / 25.967°S 68.450°W / -25.967; -68.450 ("Dos Puntas")
Leon Muerto 479919,900,000 ± 800,000 years ago 25°57′S68°28′W / 25.950°S 68.467°W / -25.950; -68.467 ("Leon Muerto")
Salar Grande CalderaMiocene 26°00′S68°40′W / 26.000°S 68.667°W / -26.000; -68.667 ("Salar Grande (caldera)")
Doña Ines Stratovolcano5075Miocene 26°04′40″S69°11′06″W / 26.07778°S 69.18500°W / -26.07778; -69.18500 ("Doña Ines")
Los Colorados CalderaMiocene 26°05′S68°19′W / 26.09°S 68.32°W / -26.09; -68.32 ("Los Colorados (caldera)")
El Salvador Paleocene-Eocene 26°17′30″S69°32′30″W / 26.29167°S 69.54167°W / -26.29167; -69.54167 ("El Salvador (caldera)")
San Felix [12] Shield volcano183Holocene 26°16′S80°07′W / 26.27°S 80.12°W / -26.27; -80.12 ("San Felix (volcano)")
Sierra Nevada de Lagunas Bravas stratovolcano6,127 26°29′S68°34′W / 26.48°S 68.57°W / -26.48; -68.57 ("Sierra Nevada de Lagunas Bravas")
Wheelwright caldera calderaPliocene 26°45′00″S68°37′30″W / 26.75000°S 68.62500°W / -26.75000; -68.62500 ("Wheelwright caldera")
Falso Azufre stratovolcano5,890Holocene 26°48′S68°22′W / 26.80°S 68.37°W / -26.80; -68.37 ("Falso Azufre")
Pukao submarine volcano 26°57′S110°16′W / 26.95°S 110.27°W / -26.95; -110.27 ("Pukao (seamount)")
Ojos de Maricunga stratovolcano and caldera4,985middle Miocene 27°00′S69°13′W / 27.000°S 69.217°W / -27.000; -69.217 ("Ojos de Maricunga")
Incahuasi stratovolcano and caldera6,621 27°02′S68°17′W / 27.04°S 68.28°W / -27.04; -68.28 ("Incahuasi")
El Solo stratovolcano6,190 27°07′S68°43′W / 27.11°S 68.72°W / -27.11; -68.72 ("El Solo")
Pastillito volcanic chain4,883Middle Miocene
Ojos del Salado stratovolcano6,891700 AD ± 300 27°07′S68°32′W / 27.12°S 68.53°W / -27.12; -68.53 ("Ojos del Salado")
Poike, Easter Island shield volcano 370>1Ma 27°09′S109°23′W / 27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Poike, Easter Island")
Porquesa Lava dome4,600Pliocene/Pleistocene 19°59′S68°46′W / 19.983°S 68.767°W / -19.983; -68.767 ("Porquesa")
Rano Kau, Easter Island crater lake 250>1Ma 27°09′S109°23′W / 27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Rano Kau, Easter Island")
Terevaka, Easter Island shield volcano 507>1Ma 27°09′S109°23′W / 27.15°S 109.38°W / -27.15; -109.38 ("Terevaka, Easter Island")
Moai submarine volcano 27°06′S109°51′W / 27.1°S 109.85°W / -27.1; -109.85 ("Moai (seamount)")
Copiapó stratovolcano6,052 27°18′S69°08′W / 27.30°S 69.13°W / -27.30; -69.13 ("Copiapó (volcano)")
Jorquera caldera
Tupungato stratovolcano6,5700.8 million years ago 33°21′S69°45′W / 33.35°S 69.75°W / -33.35; -69.75 ("Tupungato")
Tupungatito stratovolcano6,0001987 33°24′S69°48′W / 33.40°S 69.80°W / -33.40; -69.80 ("Tupungatito")
Unnamed [13] submarine volcano-642 33°37′S76°50′W / 33.62°S 76.83°W / -33.62; -76.83 ("Unnamed")
Robinson Crusoe [14] Shield volcano9221835 33°39′S78°51′W / 33.65°S 78.85°W / -33.65; -78.85 ("Robinson Crusoe (volcano)")
Alexander Selkirk Island volcanic island 1,329<1Ma 33°45′S80°45′W / 33.75°S 80.75°W / -33.75; -80.75 ("Alexander Selkirk Island")
San José stratovolcano5,8561960 33°47′S69°53′W / 33.78°S 69.89°W / -33.78; -69.89 ("San José (volcano)")
Maipo stratovolcano5,2641912 34°10′S69°50′W / 34.16°S 69.83°W / -34.16; -69.83 ("Maipo (volcano)")
Palomo stratovolcano4,860Holocene 34°37′S70°18′W / 34.61°S 70.30°W / -34.61; -70.30 ("Palomo")
Tinguiririca stratovolcano4,2801917 34°49′S70°21′W / 34.81°S 70.35°W / -34.81; -70.35 ("Tinguiririca (volcano)")
Planchón-Peteroa stratovolcano4,1072010 35°14′S70°34′W / 35.24°S 70.57°W / -35.24; -70.57 ("Planchón-Peteroa")
Mondaca [15] Lava dome2,048Holocene 35°28′S70°48′W / 35.46°S 70.80°W / -35.46; -70.80 ("Mondaca")
Descabezado Chico 35°31′S70°36′W / 35.52°S 70.60°W / -35.52; -70.60 ("Descabezado Chico") Cone of Calabozos
Calabozos caldera3,508Holocene 35°34′S70°30′W / 35.56°S 70.50°W / -35.56; -70.50 ("Calabozos")
Cerro Azul stratovolcano3,7881967 35°39′S70°46′W / 35.65°S 70.76°W / -35.65; -70.76 ("Cerro Azul (Chile volcano)") Los Hornitos, Quipazu, Descabezado Grande
Descabezado Grande stratovolcano3,9531933 35°51′S70°45′W / 35.85°S 70.75°W / -35.85; -70.75 ("Descabezado Grande") Cerro Azul, Quipazu, Hornitos
San Pedro de Tatara 3,621Holocene 35°59′S70°51′W / 35.99°S 70.85°W / -35.99; -70.85 ("San Pedro de Tatara") San Pedro-Pellado
Laguna del Maule caldera 3,092Holocene 36°01′S70°35′W / 36.02°S 70.58°W / -36.02; -70.58 ("Laguna del Maule (volcano)")
Longaví stratovolcano3242Holocene 36°12′S71°12′W / 36.20°S 71.20°W / -36.20; -71.20 ("Nevado de Longaví")
Lomas Blancas [16] 2,268Holocene 36°17′S71°01′W / 36.29°S 71.01°W / -36.29; -71.01 ("Lomas Blancas")
Resago [17] Cinder cone1,550Holocene 36°27′S70°55′W / 36.45°S 70.92°W / -36.45; -70.92 ("Resago")
Nevados de Chillán stratovolcano3,2122003 36°52′S71°22′W / 36.86°S 71.37°W / -36.86; -71.37 ("Nevados de Chillán")
Antuco stratovolcano2,9791869 37°24′S71°20′W / 37.40°S 71.34°W / -37.40; -71.34 ("Antuco (volcano)")
Copahue stratovolcano2,9652012 37°51′S71°10′W / 37.85°S 71.17°W / -37.85; -71.17 ("Copahue")
Callaqui stratovolcano3,1641980 37°55′S71°27′W / 37.92°S 71.45°W / -37.92; -71.45 ("Callaqui")
Laguna Mariñaqui [18] Cinder cones2,143 38°16′S71°06′W / 38.27°S 71.10°W / -38.27; -71.10 ("Laguna Mariñaqui")
Tolhuaca stratovolcano2,806Holocene 38°19′S71°39′W / 38.31°S 71.65°W / -38.31; -71.65 ("Tolhuaca") Tolguaca, see also Lonquimay.
Sierra Nevada stratovolcano2,554Holocene 38°21′S71°21′W / 38.35°S 71.35°W / -38.35; -71.35 ("Sierra Nevada (stratovolcano)")
Cerro Chapulul 2,143Holocene 38°22′S71°05′W / 38.37°S 71.08°W / -38.37; -71.08 ("Cerro Chapulul")
Lonquimay stratovolcano2,8651990 38°23′S71°35′W / 38.38°S 71.58°W / -38.38; -71.58 ("Lonquimay (volcano)") See also Tolhuaca or Tolguaca
Llaima stratovolcano3,1252009 38°41′S71°43′W / 38.69°S 71.72°W / -38.69; -71.72 ("Llaima")
Sollipulli caldera2,2821240 AD ± 50 38°58′S71°31′W / 38.97°S 71.52°W / -38.97; -71.52 ("Sollipulli")
Caburgua-Huelemolle stratovolcano995Holocene 39°12′S71°50′W / 39.20°S 71.83°W / -39.20; -71.83 ("Caburgua-Huelemolle")
Cerro Redondo 1,496 39°16′S71°42′W / 39.27°S 71.70°W / -39.27; -71.70 ("Cerro Redondo") Cone of Sollipulli, Cone of Caburgua-Huelemolle
Villarrica stratovolcano2,8472015 39°25′S71°56′W / 39.42°S 71.93°W / -39.42; -71.93 ("Villarrica (volcano)")
Quetrupillán stratovolcano2,3601872 39°30′S71°42′W / 39.50°S 71.70°W / -39.50; -71.70 ("Quetrupillán")
Lanín stratovolcano3,747560 AD ±150 39°38′S71°30′W / 39.63°S 71.50°W / -39.63; -71.50 ("Lanín")
Quinchilca caldera Pleistocene 39°40′48″S72°00′29″W / 39.68°S 72.008°W / -39.68; -72.008 ("Quinchilca")
Mocho-Choshuenco stratovolcano2,4221864 39°56′S72°02′W / 39.93°S 72.03°W / -39.93; -72.03 ("Mocho-Choshuenco")
Carrán-Los Venados pyroclastic cones, maars 1,1141979 40°21′S72°04′W / 40.35°S 72.07°W / -40.35; -72.07 ("Carrán-Los Venados")
Mencheca 1,840Holocene 40°32′S72°02′W / 40.53°S 72.04°W / -40.53; -72.04 ("Mencheca") Stratovolcano of Puyehue-Cordón Caulle
Puyehue-Cordón Caulle stratovolcano2,2362011 40°35′S72°07′W / 40.59°S 72.12°W / -40.59; -72.12 ("Puyehue-Cordón Caulle")
Antillanca-Casablanca pyroclastic cones, stratovolcano1,990Holocene 40°46′S72°09′W / 40.77°S 72.15°W / -40.77; -72.15 ("Antillanca Group")
Puntiagudo-Cordón Cenizos pyroclastic cones 2,4931930 40°58′S72°16′W / 40.96°S 72.26°W / -40.96; -72.26 ("Puntiagudo-Cordón Cenizos")
Osorno stratovolcano2,6521869 41°06′S72°29′W / 41.10°S 72.49°W / -41.10; -72.49 ("Osorno (volcano)")
Cayutué-La Viguería [19] Pyroclastic cone506Holocene 41°15′S72°16′W / 41.25°S 72.27°W / -41.25; -72.27 ("Cayutué-La Viguería")
Calbuco stratovolcano2,0032015 41°20′S72°37′W / 41.33°S 72.61°W / -41.33; -72.61 ("Calbuco (volcano)")
Cuernos del Diablo [20] stratovolcano 41°22′S72°01′W / 41.37°S 72.02°W / -41.37; -72.02 ("Cuernos del Diablo")
Yate stratovolcano2,187Holocene 41°46′S72°23′W / 41.76°S 72.39°W / -41.76; -72.39 ("Yate (volcano)") See also Hornopirén.
Hornopirén stratovolcano1,572Holocene 41°52′S72°26′W / 41.87°S 72.43°W / -41.87; -72.43 ("Hornopirén (volcano)") See also Yate
Apagado (Hualiaque)pyroclastic cone1,210 41°53′S72°35′W / 41.88°S 72.59°W / -41.88; -72.59 ("Apagado (Hualiaque)")
Huequi stratovolcano1,3181920 42°22′S72°34′W / 42.37°S 72.57°W / -42.37; -72.57 ("Huequi")
Michinmahuida stratovolcano2,4041835 42°47′S72°26′W / 42.78°S 72.43°W / -42.78; -72.43 ("Michinmahuida") Minchinmávida
Chaitén lava dome 1,1222011 42°50′S72°39′W / 42.83°S 72.65°W / -42.83; -72.65 ("Chaitén (volcano)")
Corcovado stratovolcano2,3001835 43°11′S72°48′W / 43.18°S 72.80°W / -43.18; -72.80 ("Corcovado (volcano)") See also Yanteles.
Yanteles stratovolcano2,0506650 BC 43°30′S72°48′W / 43.50°S 72.80°W / -43.50; -72.80 ("Yanteles") See also Corcovado.
Palena Volcanic Group [21] Cinder coneHolocene 43°41′S72°30′W / 43.68°S 72.50°W / -43.68; -72.50 ("Palena Volcanic Group")
Melimoyu stratovolcano2,400200 AD ± 75 44°05′S72°53′W / 44.08°S 72.88°W / -44.08; -72.88 ("Melimoyu")
Puyuhuapi Cinder cone 255Holocene 44°18′S72°32′W / 44.30°S 72.53°W / -44.30; -72.53 ("Puyuhuapi (volcanic group)")
Mentolat stratovolcano1,660Holocene 44°40′S73°05′W / 44.67°S 73.08°W / -44.67; -73.08 ("Mentolat")
Cay stratovolcano2,200 45°04′S73°00′W / 45.06°S 73.00°W / -45.06; -73.00 ("Cay (volcano)")
Maca stratovolcano2,960Holocene 45°06′S73°12′W / 45.10°S 73.20°W / -45.10; -73.20 ("Maca (volcano)")
Mount Hudson stratovolcano1,9051991 45°54′S72°58′W / 45.90°S 72.97°W / -45.90; -72.97 ("Mount Hudson")
Río Murta (volcano) [22] pyroclastic cone 46°10′S72°40′W / 46.17°S 72.67°W / -46.17; -72.67 ("Río Murta (volcano)")
Arenales stratovolcano3,4371979 47°12′S73°29′W / 47.20°S 73.48°W / -47.20; -73.48 ("Cerro Arenales")
Lautaro stratovolcano3,3451979 49°01′S73°33′W / 49.02°S 73.55°W / -49.02; -73.55 ("Lautaro (volcano)")
Viedma Subglacial volcano 1,5001988 49°22′S73°17′W / 49.36°S 73.28°W / -49.36; -73.28 ("Viedma (volcano)")
Aguilera stratovolcano2,5461650 BC 50°10′S73°50′W / 50.17°S 73.83°W / -50.17; -73.83 ("Aguilera (volcano)")
Reclus stratovolcano1,0001908 AD ± 1 50°59′S73°42′W / 50.98°S 73.70°W / -50.98; -73.70 ("Reclus (volcano)")
Pali-Aike volcanic field 5550 BC ± 1000 52°00′S70°00′W / 52.00°S 70.00°W / -52.00; -70.00 ("Pali-Aike Volcanic Field")
Burney stratovolcano1,4951910 52°20′S73°24′W / 52.33°S 73.40°W / -52.33; -73.40 ("Monte Burney")
Fueguino lava domes 1501820 54°57′S70°15′W / 54.95°S 70.25°W / -54.95; -70.25 ("Fueguino")

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