* Taal Volcano: While often classified as a complex volcano, Taal's main cone is actually a cinder cone formed within the larger caldera. This cone is responsible for the recent eruptions.
* Bulusan Volcano: This volcano has a prominent cinder cone at its summit, and many of its historical eruptions have involved the ejection of cinders and ash.
* Mount Manalmon: Located in Rizal province, this volcano is characterized by a prominent cinder cone, although it is considered dormant.
* Mount Iriga: This volcano has a prominent cinder cone at its summit, and it is known for its relatively frequent eruptions.
* Mount Banahaw: This volcano has a series of cinder cones scattered along its slopes, with evidence of past eruptions.
It's worth noting that some of these volcanoes, while having a cinder cone as a prominent feature, might also have other volcanic elements like lava flows or lava domes.
Remember, the Philippines is a highly volcanic area, and the landscape is constantly evolving. This list is not exhaustive, and new discoveries are being made all the time.
