•
Cumbre Vieja – In the
2021 La Palma eruption, new eruptive vents tended to announce themselves with a phreatic explosion, followed soon after by the opening of a new
fissure vent in the same location. •
Krakatoa –
Indonesia, 1883 (see
1883 eruption of Krakatoa) – it is believed that the eruption, which obliterated most of the volcanic island and created the loudest sound in
recorded history, was a phreatomagmatic event. •
Ritter Island –
Papua New Guinea, 1888 (see
1888 Ritter Island eruption and tsunami) – Resulted in the largest lateral spreading of a volcanic cone in human history. •
Kilauea –
Hawaii, United States – the volcano has a long record of phreatic explosions; a 1924 phreatic eruption hurled rocks estimated at eight tons up to a distance of one kilometer. •
Surtsey –
Iceland, 1963–65 •
Taal Volcano –
Philippines, 1965, 1977,
2020 •
Mount Ontake – Japan, 2014 (see
2014 Mount Ontake eruption) •
Mayon Volcano – Philippines, 2013 •
Whakaari/White Island –
New Zealand, 2019 (see
2019 Whakaari/White Island eruption) •
Mount Bulusan – Philippines, 2022 == See also ==