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Lahars Of Mayon Volcano

Posted by Dominic on October 14, 2007, 4:02 pm
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LAHARS AT MAYON VOLCANO, ALBAY, PHILIPPINES

October 23, 1766 A typhoon-induced lahar kills 49 people when deposits from the July 1766 eruption were washed down from the volcano.
February 1, 1814 Pyroclastic flow from a Plinian eruption razes towns Cagsawa, Budiao, Camalig, Albay, Guinobatan and Balusan, then followed by rain-induced lahars that buried homes and the Cagsawa Church killing 1,200.
1875 100 dead from rain-triggered lahars from deposits of the 1873 eruption.
July 25, 1897 About 350 people died from hot, glowing avalanches especially at the town of Libog and rain-induced lahars along Bulawan River.
Aug. and Oct. 1968 Six people were killed from typhoon-induced lahars (Gloring, Huaning, Iniang, Osang and Paring) that flowed through the SE sector of the volcano.
July 30, 1981 At least 200 were killed when tropical depression Luming loosened lahars from the 1978 eruption deposits.
December 1981 More than 150 people were killed when typhoon Dinang (Lee) mobilized more of the 1978 eruption deposits.

October 1984 One dead from lahars from four typhoons that followed the September eruption.
September 29, 2006 Typhoon Milenyo (Xangsane) mobilized the 2000-2003 eruption deposits and sent lahars to the village of Padang destroying houses. No deaths reported.
November 30, 2006 With the 2000-2003 eruption deposits soaked by typhoons Milenyo (Xangsane), Queenie (Chebi) and Paeng (Cimaron), the powerful winds and rain of Typhoon Reming (Durian) loosened large and voluminous lahars and swept down the volcano burying villages in Sto. Domingo, Legazpi City, Guinobatan, Camalig and Daraga killing 754 people but unofficial estimates of up to 1,200 fatalities.
Researched by: Genio Dominic Alojado
Source: Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program: Volcanoes of the World 2nd ed.
by Simkin and Siebert (1994)

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--Previous Message-- : LAHARS AT MAYON VOLCANO, ALBAY, PHILIPPINES : : : October 23, 1766 A typhoon-induced lahar : kills 49 people when deposits from the July : 1766 eruption were washed down from the : volcano. : : February 1, 1814 Pyroclastic flow from a : Plinian eruption razes towns Cagsawa, : Budiao, Camalig, Albay, Guinobatan and : Balusan, then followed by rain-induced : lahars that buried homes and the Cagsawa : Church killing 1,200. : : 1875 100 dead from rain-triggered lahars : from deposits of the 1873 eruption. : : July 25, 1897 About 350 people died from : hot, glowing avalanches especially at the : town of Libog and rain-induced lahars along : Bulawan River. : : Aug. and Oct. 1968 Six people were killed : from typhoon-induced lahars (Gloring, : Huaning, Iniang, Osang and Paring) that : flowed through the SE sector of the volcano. : : July 30, 1981 At least 200 were killed when : tropical depression Luming loosened lahars : from the 1978 eruption deposits. : : December 1981 More than 150 people were : killed when typhoon Dinang (Lee) mobilized : more of the 1978 eruption deposits. : : October 1984 One dead from lahars from four : typhoons that followed the September : eruption. : : September 29, 2006 Typhoon Milenyo : (Xangsane) mobilized the 2000-2003 eruption : deposits and sent lahars to the village of : Padang destroying houses. No deaths : reported. : : November 30, 2006 With the 2000-2003 : eruption deposits soaked by typhoons Milenyo : (Xangsane), Queenie (Chebi) and Paeng : (Cimaron), the powerful winds and rain of : Typhoon Reming (Durian) loosened large and : voluminous lahars and swept down the volcano : burying villages in Sto. Domingo, Legazpi : City, Guinobatan, Camalig and Daraga killing : 754 people but unofficial estimates of up to : 1,200 fatalities. : : Researched by: Genio Dominic Alojado : Source: Smithsonian Institution, Global : Volcanism Program: Volcanoes of the World : 2nd ed. : by Simkin and Siebert (1994) : : :

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