File:Hibok-Hibok and Mt Vulcan.jpg
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English: Hibok-Hibok volcano and its "son" Mount Vulcan are two active volcanoes on Camiguin Island in the Philippines. Camiguin Island is located north of Misamis Oriental province in Mindanao. Hibok-Hibok last erupted in 1953 and Mount Vulcan in 1871 when it was created as a fissure opened up. The photograph was taken from the White Island. |
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