• Hualca Hualca
• Llullaillaco
• Sabancaya
• Misti
• Macauley Island, needs prose cleanup
• Aucanquilcha, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar
• Cerro Guacha, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar
• El Laco, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar
• Lastarria, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar
• Purico complex, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar
• Aguas Calientes caldera, needs a rewrite (and some mergers) with Google Scholar
• Pastos Grandes, needs a rewrite with Google Scholar or shortened.
• Mount Okmok
• Mount Aniakchak
• Candlemas Island
• Laguna Verde (Bolivia), needs expansion with talkpage sauces
• Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex, needs a rewrite
• SERNAGEOMIN zips, since they are too long for today

Most of 'em need a root-and-branch rewrite first, though. Jo-Jo Eumerus (talk) 17:38, 8 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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