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Pavlof reported activity

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Event Name : Pavlof 1958/5

Start:May 7, 1958 Observed
Stop:August 28, 1958 Observed

Lava flow: BibCard BibCard
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Minor explosive eruption: BibCard
Eruption Type:Explosive
MaxVEI: 2 BibCard
Duration: About 4 months BibCard

Description: On August 18, 1958, R.B. Benjamin, a Reeve Aleutian co-pilot, reported that Pavlof volcano was "more active than usual." Pavlof often smokes "but now lava is running half way down the side of the volcano" (Anchorage Daily News, August 19, 1958).

Jacob and Hauksson (1983) report that this eruption began on May 7 and lasted until August 28, and that the lava flow moved downslope on May 14, 1958.

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