| Find list of active and inactive volcanoes in different region, their elevation, geo-coordinates, location map, when they last erupted and related info. A volcano is a rupture in the Earth crust that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the surface. |
| Name | Height (meter) | Height (feet) | Coordinates | Last Eruption |
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| Amboy Crater | 300 m | 984 ft | 34.54°N, 115.79°W | 10,000 years ago |
| Big Cave | 1,259 m | 4,131 ft | 40.96°N, 121.37°W | Holocene |
| Black Butte | 1,939 m | 6,362 ft | 41.37°N, 121.35°W | 9,500 years ago |
| Brushy Butte | 1,174 m | 3,852 ft | 41.18°N, 121.44°W | Holocene |
| Burney Mountain | 2,397 m | 7,863 ft | 40.81°N, 121.63°W | Pleistocene |
| Cima Volcanic Field | 1,509 m | 4,950 ft | 35.25°N, 115.75°W | 10,000 years ago |
| Cinder Cone and the Fantastic Lava Beds | 2,105 m | 6,907 ft | | 1680 |
| Inyo Craters | 2,629 m | 8,625 ft | 37.69°N, 119.02°W | 1400 |
| Lassen Peak | 3,189 m | 10,462 ft | 40.49°N, 121.51°W | 1917 |
| Lassen Volcanic Center | | | 40.49°N, 121.51°W | 1917 |
| Long Valley Caldera | 3,390 m | 11,122 ft | 37.6°N, 118.8°W | Pleistocene |
| Malapai Hill | | | 33.9°N, 116.0°W | |
| Mammoth Mountain | 3,371 m | 11,059 ft | 37.63°N, 119.03°W | 1400 |
| Medicine Lake Volcano | 2,412 m | 7,913 ft | 41.36°N, 121.33°W | 1080 ± 25 years |
| Mono Craters | 2,796 m | 9,173 ft | 37.88°N, 119.0°W | 1350 |
| Mount Konocti | 1,312 m | 4,305 ft | 38.97°N, 122.77°W | 10,000 years ago |
| Mount Shasta | 4,317 m | 14,162 ft | 41.41°N, 122.19°W | 1786 |
| Pinnacles | | | 36.49°N, 121.17°W | 23 million years ago |
| Pisgah Crater | 774 m | 2,539 ft | 34.75°N, 116.38°W | 18,000 ± 5,000 years ago |
| Red Cones | 2,748 m | 9,015 ft | 37.58°N, 119.05°W | Holocene |
| Sutter Buttes | 650 m | 2,130 ft | 39.21°N, 121.82°W | 1.5 million years ago |
| Tumble Buttes | 2,191 m | 7,188 ft | 40.68°N, 121.55°W | 15,000 years ago |
| Twin Buttes | 1,631 m | 5,351 ft | 40.78°N, 121.6°W | Holocene |
| Ubehebe Craters | 752 m | 2,467 ft | 37.02°N, 117.45°W | 4050 BC |
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