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According to Volcano Discovery, visitors noted changes at Erta Ale's lava lake during 16-20 January characterized by waves in the lava lake, intense spattering, fountaining, and rim overflows (mainly on 17 January) which traveled as far as 1 km. During the evening of 20 January explosions of very large gas bubbles ejected spatter 30 m high.

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Erta Ale Volcano, Ethiopia (Africa) - facts & information / VolcanoDiscovery / VolcanoDiscovery

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13.6°N

40.67°E

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Erta Ale is erupting today! In fact, it has been erupting since 2005. No deaths in relation to the volcano have been reported and there is a limited population of 8,857 people within 30 km of the volcano. If you want to view live data about the eruption you can go here: http://webcams.volcanodiscovery.com/ErtaAle

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The volcano is classified as active since it is currently erupting.

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Erta Ale has an elevation of 600 m and is almost 50 km wide. It's one of the few volcanoes on Earth with a persistent lava lake.

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Located in the Danakil Depression in North Eastern Ethiopia. It is the most prominent feature of the Erta Ale mountain range.