El volcán Barva, a veces llamado "Las Tres Marías", es un volcán ubicado en la parte central de Costa Rica, 22 km norte de San José, en la provincia de Heredia y a una altura de 2.906 metros sobre el nivel del mar.
El volcán tiene una docena de puntos de erupción en el cráter. Desde el Valle Central se pueden apreciar tres picos, de ahí viene el nombre de Las Tres Marías
El volcán no ha presentado actividad desde tiempos coloniales. Se han reportado erupciones alrededor del año 1760, pero posteriores visitas no mostraron evidencia de tal erupción.
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Barva Volcano, sometimes called "Las Tres Marías" is an andesitic shield complex in central Costa Rica 22 km north of San José, in the province of Heredia. It sits on the small agricultural community of Sacramento.
Barva has a dozen different erruptive spots in the summit and some parasitic cones in the flanks of the mountain. Its three principal summits visible from the Central Valley give it the common local name of Las Tres Marías (The Three Marys)
Four pyroclastic cones are constructed within the 2 x 3 km caldera at the central and NW part of the summit. The SW peak contains four cones, one of which has a crater lake.
The volcano has not presented any erruptive activity since colonial times. Eruptions were reported around 1760 but later visits to the summit did not provide evidence of eruptions during historical time.
El volcán tiene una docena de puntos de erupción en el cráter. Desde el Valle Central se pueden apreciar tres picos, de ahí viene el nombre de Las Tres Marías
El volcán no ha presentado actividad desde tiempos coloniales. Se han reportado erupciones alrededor del año 1760, pero posteriores visitas no mostraron evidencia de tal erupción.
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Barva Volcano, sometimes called "Las Tres Marías" is an andesitic shield complex in central Costa Rica 22 km north of San José, in the province of Heredia. It sits on the small agricultural community of Sacramento.
Barva has a dozen different erruptive spots in the summit and some parasitic cones in the flanks of the mountain. Its three principal summits visible from the Central Valley give it the common local name of Las Tres Marías (The Three Marys)
Four pyroclastic cones are constructed within the 2 x 3 km caldera at the central and NW part of the summit. The SW peak contains four cones, one of which has a crater lake.
The volcano has not presented any erruptive activity since colonial times. Eruptions were reported around 1760 but later visits to the summit did not provide evidence of eruptions during historical time.
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