Alaska's Active Volcanoes: Mount Redoubt & Mount Pavlof

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The US state with two active volcanoes is Alaska.

Here are the two active volcanoes in Alaska:

* Mount Redoubt: Located in the central part of the Alaskan Peninsula, it last erupted in 2009.

* Mount Pavlof: Located on the Alaskan Peninsula, it is one of the most active volcanoes in the state and has erupted several times in recent years.

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