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Pavlof reported activity

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Event Name : Pavlof 1951/10

Start:October 1951 Observed
Stop:February 1952 ± 2 MonthsObserved

Tephrafall: BibCard
Central eruption: BibCard BibCard
"Fire", "Glowing", or incandescence: BibCard
Minor explosive eruption: BibCard
Eruption Type:Explosive
MaxVEI: 2 BibCard
Duration: One winter BibCard

Description: Jones (1952) reported that in October of 1951 "fresh ash was reported on the north slope" and on November 13, 1951 there was a "sudden small explosion" and it "continued active through the rest of the winter."

The Anchorage Daily News (1953) reported that Pavlof "erupted with a fiery and spectacular fury" in 1951.

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