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  • Mount Vesuvius Eruptions: Location and Volcanic Structure
    Mount Vesuvius erupts from its summit crater.

    It's a stratovolcano, meaning it has a conical shape built up by layers of ash and lava flows. The summit crater is the opening at the top of this cone, where the magma rises to the surface during an eruption.

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