• Source: List of subglacial volcanoes

Subglacial volcanoes are volcanoes that have formed when lava erupts beneath glacial ice. They are somewhat rare worldwide, being confined to regions that are or were covered by continental ice sheets.




Antarctica


Brown Bluff
Gaussberg




Argentina


Viedma




Canada


Ash Mountain
Mount Brew
Caribou Tuya
Cauldron Dome
Chakatah Creek Peak
Dark Mountain
Dome Mountain
Ember Ridge
Enid Creek Cone
Gage Hill
Hoodoo Mountain
Hyalo Ridge
Isspah Butte
Mount Josephine
Kawdy Mountain
King Creek Cone
Klinkit Creek Peak
Klinkit Lake Peak
Little Bear Mountain
Little Eagle Cone
Little Ring Mountain
Mathews Tuya
McLeod Hill
Meehaz Mountain
Mosquito Mound
Nuthinaw Mountain
Pillow Ridge
Pyramid Mountain
Ray Mountain
Ring Mountain
South Tuya
Spanish Mump
Tennena Cone
The Table
Tom MacKay Creek Cone
Toozaza Peak
Tsekone Ridge
Tutsingale Mountain
Tuya Butte
Watts Point volcanic centre
Wetalth Ridge




Chile


Lautaro




Iceland


Bárðarbunga
Búrfell
Prestahnúkur
Helgafell
Herðubreið
Hlöðufell
Hofsjökull
Hveravellir
Katla
Keilir
Kverkfjöll
Snæfellsjökull
Stóra-Björnsfell
Thorolfsfell
Torfajökull
Tungnafellsjökull
Vífilsfell
Grímsvötn
Loki-Fögrufjöll
Thordarhyrna




United States


Crazy Hills
Hayrick Butte
Hogg Rock
Lone Butte
Togiak Tuya




See also


List of shield volcanoes
List of stratovolcanoes

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• List of subglacial volcanoes
• List of shield volcanoes
• Viedma (volcano)
• Grímsvötn
• Katla (volcano)
• List of cinder cones
• Types of volcanic eruptions
• List of stratovolcanoes
• Volcano
• Subglacial lake