Kilimanjaro has a height of 5.895 m, making it the highest peak on the African continent. The first time that the human being managed to climb to its top was in 1889. You have all the information in: «The 10 most famous volcanoes in the world in stunning images«.

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The restricted passage to the Popocatépetl volcano, in Mexico
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The continuous eruptions of the Etna volcano, in Italy
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Mount Fuji: Japan's sacred volcano
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Kīlauea: the most active volcano in Hawaii
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Mount St. Helens: America's Most Dangerous Volcano
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Anak Krakatau: the son of the Krakatoa volcano
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The impressive dimensions of the Mauna Loa volcano, in Hawaii
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The Tambora volcano and the year without a summer
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Vesuvius and its historic eruption
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The latest eruptions of the Etna volcano, in Sicily
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