Event Name : Mageik 1915
Start: | 1915 | Observed |  |
Fumarolic or hydrothermal activity: |
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Steam: |
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Eruption Type: | Not an eruption. | |
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Description: Griggs (1922) reported a "thin column of steam" from Mount Mageik in 1915.
Fierstein and Hildreth (2001) discount this account as an eruption: "Not a single one of the 20th century tephra eruptions of Mageik listed in Simkin and Siebert's (1994) "Volcanoes of the World" seems plausible. Configuration of the crater has not changed since it was first photographed in 1923; there are no juvenile ejecta in the crater or around its rim (except a scattering of 1912 pumice clasts from Novarupta); and the only late Holocene fall deposits on the or near the lower flanks of Mageik are the Novarupta pumice falls of 1912 and the black Trident ash of 1953."