Cinder cones

See also: Scoria.

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  Puy de Dôme, France
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  Sunset Crater of Arizona, a typical cinder cone with little vegetation.
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  Another view of Sunset Crater
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  Holocene cinder cone near Veyo, Utah.
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  Capulin Volcano cinder cone, New Mexico.
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  Anak Krakatoa is possibly a cinder cone but it is a stratovolcano too.
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  Red Mountain is a unique shaped cinder cone in Arizona.
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  Pu'u O'o is a active cinder cone in Hawaii and it is also part of Kilauea.
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  Wizard Island is an extinct cinder cone that last erupted about 6,000 years ago. It formed after Mount Mazama erupted about 7,000 years ago to form Crater Lake
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  Mole Hill in Virginia is a rare example of relatively recent volcanism in the eastern United States
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  Paricutin
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  A cinder cone on Pavonis Mons.

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