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cinder cone volcanoes are the most basic type of volcano. They are formed because lava shoots out a vent and then it cools around the vent in a cone like shape and creates a cider cone volcano. There are a bunch of cinder cone volcanoes in Western North America.

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Composite volcanoes are formed by various layers of dried up lava sort of like a cinder cone volcano but instead of just one time of it shooting out a vent it shoots out plenty of times and creates layers and layers that form the composite volcano. These types of volcanoes are found in Japan, Ecuador, California, Oregon,, and Washington.

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mount fuji in Japan

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Shield volcanoes are the largest when it comes to how much area they take up. They are made up of very slow moving lava that eventually form a shield volcano. They are mainly found in Hawaii but can also be found in Washington, Oregon, or the Galapagos islands.

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Dome volcanoes are very steep sided, they are formed when lava reaches the surface of the earth but stay around the vent and dries and forms a dome volcano. they are found inside a larger composite volcano.