Ceboruco hazard map: part I - definition of hazard scenarios based on the eruptive history

Sieron, Katrin; Ferres, Dolors; Siebe, Claus; Capra, Lucia; Constantinescu, Robert; Agustín-Flores, Javier; González Zuccolotto, Karime; Böhnel, Harald; Connor, Laura; Connor, Charles B.; Groppelli, Gianluca

doi:10.1186/s13617-019-0088-2

Journal of Applied Volcanology

Table 2 Monogenetic edifices of Ceboruco graben (individual numbers correspond to the ones in Fig. 2). Extended version of this table in Sieron and Siebe (2008)

From: Ceboruco hazard map: part I - definition of hazard scenarios based on the eruptive history

#	Type	Name	UTM x	UTM y	Age (ka) (exceptions are indicated)	Rock type	SiO₂ content (wt%)	Cone/Dome Height (m)	Cone volume (km³)	Total volume (km³)
1	Cone	Pedregal I	568,019	2,323,749	n.d.	Andesite	57.90	80	0.01	0.01
2	Cone	Pedregal II	569,214	2,323,221	n.d.	Andesite	57.30	120	0.02	0.02
3	Cone	Cerro Colorado			430 ± 0.17	Basalt	52.00	60	0.009	0.009
4	Cone	Cristo Rey	566,819	2,326,220	403 ± 15	Basaltic-andesite	56.78	100	0.01	0.1
5	Dome	C. Grande N	544,005	2,343,272	111 ± 22	Dacite	67.9 (1)	–	–	–
	Dome	C. Grande M	543,443	2,342,848		Rhyolite	70.33	–	–	–
	Dome	C. Grande S	543,568	2,342,155		Rhyolite	n.d.	–	–	–
6	Cone	El Nogal	551,351	2,341,451	n.d.	n.d.	n.d.	80	0.003	0.003
7	Cone	Gavilán	542,144	2,346,539	108 ± 22	Andesite	58.17	80	0.02	0.09
8	Cone	Peña Colorada	562,605	2,325,351	85 ± 19	Basaltic-andesite	54.09	100	0.02	0.02
9	Cone	Molcajetito	548,551	2,340,086	n.d.	Andesite	57.18	80	0.007	0.007
10	Cone	C. de la Concha	545,787	2,342,687	76 ± 18	Andesite	59.30	140	0.05	0.05
11	Dome	Cerro Alto	546,365	2,341,923	63 ± 7		69.82	–	0.14	0.14
12	Cone	La Tunita	543,698	2,345,890	n.d.	Basaltic-andesite	53.54	80	0.01	0.01
13	Cone	Los Amoles	542,977	2,345,656	ca. 57 ± 50	Basaltic-andesite	52.56	220	0.08	0.65
14	Cone	Agujerado	539,485	2,347,529	ca. 34 ± 7	Basalt	51.90	120	0.02	0.12
15	Cone	Molcajetillo	547,352	2,341,468	12 ± 0.11	Basaltic-andesite	53.49	240	0.15	0.15
16	Cone	Molcajete	561,119	2,327,925	9.9 ± 0.17	Basaltic-andesite	54.00	240	0.13	0.23
17	Cone	Ceboruquito	554,677	2,333,668	n.d.	Basaltic-andesite	53.34	120	0.01	0.16
18	Cone	Balastre II	558,012	2,329,967	n.d.	Basaltic-andesite	55.74	100	0.02	0.032
19	Dome	Pedregoso^b	556,159	2,333,296	3.55 ± 0.11	Rhyolite	70.81	–	0.2 (Do+C)	0.41
20	Cone	Balastre I	559,220	2,329,324	n.d.	Basalt	51.69	80	0.005	0.005
21	Dome	Pochetero^b	557,053	2,332,318	2.355 ± 0.11	Rhyolite (Obsidian)	74.14	–	0.14	0.14
22	Cone	Potrerillo I	543,866	2,340,845	>Potrerillo II	Basaltic-andesite	52.32	80	0.02	0.02
23	Fm cone	Potrerillo II^a	544,880	2,341,636	2.34 ± 0.40	Dacite	64.37		–	0.3 (Do+LF)
24	Fm cone	San Juanito^a	545,248	2,345,056	2 ± 31®	Basaltic-andesite	54.39	80	0.01	0.01
25	Dome	Pichancha Coulée	558,605	2,329,611	> 1.060 ± 55 and < 2.35 ± 0.11 AP	Dacite	63.4	–	–	0.34

^a combined edifice with outer tephra rim; ^bprevious explosive magmatic phases; (1) SIO₂ content reported by Frey et al., 2004;® Frey et al., 2004; n.d.: no data

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