Volcanic Eruptions of the 1900s

• Bora-Bericha-Tullu Moye, 1900Ethiopia
• Asamayama, January 22, 1900VEI 2 · 25 deaths
• Kirishimayama, February 16, 1900VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Adatarayama, July 17, 1900VEI 2 · 72 deaths
• Kelud, May 22, 1901VEI 3 · Deaths: some
• East Epi, August 9, 1901Deaths: few · tsunami
• Pelee, May 5, 1902VEI 4 · 23 deaths · tsunami
• Soufriere St. Vincent, May 7, 1902VEI 4 · 1,680 deaths · tsunami
• Pelee, May 8, 1902VEI 4 · 28,000 deaths · tsunami
• Pelee, May 20, 1902VEI 4 · 20 houses destroyed · tsunami
• Pelee, June 6, 1902VEI 4 · tsunami
• Pelee, July 10, 1902VEI 4 · tsunami
• Izu-Torishima, August 7, 1902VEI 3 · 125 deaths
• Pelee, August 30, 1902VEI 4 · 1,500 deaths · tsunami
• Santa Maria, October 25, 1902VEI 6 · 10,000 deaths
• Merapi, December 1902VEI 2 · 16 deaths
• Karthala, 190317 deaths
• Okataina, August 30, 1903VEI 1 · 4 deaths
• Merapi, January 30, 1904VEI 2 · 16 deaths
• Karthala, February 25, 1904VEI 2 · 1 death
• Vesuvius, March 10, 1905VEI 2 · 1 death
• Savaii, August 4, 1905VEI 2 · tsunami
• Vesuvius, April 4, 1906VEI 3 · 350 deaths · tsunami
• Savaii, November 28, 1906VEI 2 · tsunami
• Savaii, June 8, 1907VEI 2 · tsunami
• Savaii, June 19, 1907VEI 2 · tsunami
• Savaii, June 27, 1907VEI 2 · tsunami
• Unnamed, July 1907VEI 0 · tsunami
• Savaii, July 9, 1907VEI 2 · tsunami
• Savaii, July 25, 1907VEI 2 · tsunami
• Alayta, August 4, 1907VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• Lewotobi, September 28, 1907VEI 2 · 1 death
• Savaii, October 6, 1907tsunami
• Cameroon, April 28, 1909VEI 2
• Semeru, August 29, 1909VEI 2 · 221 deaths
• Taupo, March 20, 19101 death
• Toya, July 25, 1910VEI 2 · 1 death
• Taal, January 30, 1911VEI 3 · 1,335 deaths · 543 houses destroyed · tsunami
• Asamayama, May 8, 1911VEI 2 · 1 death · 60 houses destroyed
• Asamayama, August 15, 1911VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Piparo, November 3, 1911tsunami
• Semeru, November 8, 1911VEI 3
• Novarupta, September 6, 1912VEI 6 · 2 deaths
• Nyamulagira, December 3, 1912VEI 3 · 20 deaths
• Colima, January 20, 1913VEI 4 · 13 deaths
• Awu, March 14, 1913VEI 2 · 138 deaths · tsunami
• Asamayama, May 29, 1913VEI 1 · 1 death
• Semeru, June 23, 1913VEI 2
• Ambrym, December 6, 1913VEI 3 · 21 deaths
• Witori, 1914VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• Ambae, 1914100 deaths
• Aira, January 12, 1914VEI 4 · 63 deaths · $19 million · 2,268 houses destroyed · tsunami
• Whakaari/White Island, September 10, 191411 deaths
• Myojinsho, June 19, 1915VEI 0 · tsunami
• Tungurahua, March 3, 1916VEI 4
• Stromboli, July 3, 1916VEI 3 · tsunami
• Ol Doinyo Lengai, January 1, 1917VEI 3
• Calbuco, April 1917VEI 3
• Okataina, April 1, 1917VEI 1 · 2 deaths
• San Salvador, June 7, 1917VEI 3 · 325 deaths
• Banua Wuhu, July 18, 1918VEI 3 · tsunami
• Katla, October 12, 1918VEI 4 · tsunami
• Popocatepetl, February 19, 1919VEI 1 · Deaths: some
• Banua Wuhu, April 3, 1919VEI 3 · tsunami
• Kelud, May 19, 1919VEI 4 · 5,110 deaths · 9,000 houses destroyed
• Stromboli, May 22, 1919VEI 3 · 4 deaths · 10 houses destroyed · tsunami
• Nasudake, July 6, 19192 deaths
• Mauna Loa, September 29, 1919VEI 0 · tsunami
• Merapi, July 25, 1920VEI 2 · 35 deaths
• Izalco, October 29, 1920VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• Nasudake, November 26, 19211 death
• Ile des Cendres, March 2, 1923VEI 2 · tsunami
• Tangkuban Parahu, June 19233 deaths
• Kirishimayama, July 1, 1923VEI 2 · 1 death
• Kilauea, May 10, 1924VEI 2 · 1 death
• Papandayan, December 18, 1924VEI 1 · 1 death
• Santorini, January 23, 1926VEI 2 · 48 deaths
• Tokachidake, May 24, 1926VEI 3 · 144 deaths · 5,080 houses destroyed
• Tokachidake, September 8, 1926VEI 3
• Esjufjoll, September 5, 1927VEI 1 · 1 death
• Mayon, January 1928VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• Krakatau, March 26, 1928VEI 2 · tsunami
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, May 13, 1928VEI 2 · 40 deaths
• Paluweh, August 4, 1928VEI 3 · 226 deaths · tsunami
• Etna, November 8, 1928VEI 1 · 5 deaths
• Calbuco, January 6, 1929VEI 3
• Hokkaido-Komagatake, June 17, 1929VEI 4 · 2 deaths · 1,915 houses destroyed
• Etna, August 2, 1929VEI 1 · 2 deaths
• Santa Maria, November 2, 1929VEI 3 · 200 deaths
• Krakatau, March 17, 1930VEI 2 · tsunami
• Asamayama, August 20, 1930VEI 3 · 6 deaths
• Stromboli, September 11, 1930VEI 3 · 6 deaths · tsunami
• Merapi, December 18, 1930VEI 3 · 1,369 deaths · 1,109 houses destroyed
• Asamayama, August 20, 1931VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Fuego, January 21, 1932VEI 4 · Deaths: few
• Merapi, February 1932Deaths: few
• Kusatsu-Shiranesan, October 1, 1932VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Kharimkotan, January 8, 1933VEI 5 · 2 deaths · tsunami
• Hakoneyama, May 10, 19331 death
• Kuchinoerabujima, December 24, 1933VEI 4 · 8 deaths
• Bulusan, December 25, 1933VEI 2 · 9 deaths · tsunami
• Hood, 19341 death
• Asamayama, July 29, 1936VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Dona Juana, August 14, 193618 deaths
• Llaima, February 9, 1937VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Rabaul, May 29, 1937VEI 4 · 507 deaths · tsunami
• Nyamulagira, January 28, 1938VEI 1 · tsunami
• Bandaisan, May 9, 19382 deaths
• Mayon, June 5, 1938VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• Asamayama, July 16, 1938VEI 1 · Deaths: few
• Kick 'em Jenny, July 24, 1939VEI 1 · tsunami
• Izu-Torishima, August 17, 1939VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, October 13, 1939VEI 1 · 10 deaths
• Karangetang, June 20, 1940VEI 2 · 1 death
• Miyakejima, July 12, 1940VEI 2 · 11 deaths · 24 houses destroyed
• Ol Doinyo Lengai, July 24, 1940VEI 2
• Asamayama, July 13, 1941VEI 2 · 1 death
• Semeru, September 21, 1941VEI 2
• Michoacan-Guanajuato, February 20, 1943VEI 4 · 103 deaths
• Cerro Azul, April 13, 1943VEI 3 · 1 death
• Vesuvius, March 27, 1944VEI 3 · 27 deaths
• Cleveland, June 10, 1944VEI 3 · 1 death
• Toya, July 11, 19441 death
• Stromboli, August 20, 1944VEI 2 · 1 house destroyed · tsunami
• Toya, August 26, 1944VEI 2 · 1 death · 1 house destroyed
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, December 4, 1944VEI 2 · 117 deaths
• Toya, December 28, 1944VEI 2 · 1 death
• Aira, January 1946VEI 2 · 1 death
• Semeru, February 1946VEI 2 · 6 deaths · 81 houses destroyed
• Semeru, October 29, 1946VEI 2
• Sarychev Peak, November 13, 1946VEI 4 · tsunami
• Mayon, January 7, 1947VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• Asamayama, August 14, 1947VEI 2 · 11 deaths
• Akagisan, September 16, 1947699 deaths
• Hekla, November 2, 1947VEI 4 · 1 death
• Iliwerung, April 7, 1948VEI 2
• Villarrica, January 1, 1949VEI 3 · 54 deaths
• Purace, May 26, 1949VEI 2 · 17 deaths
• Camiguin, June 1949VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Semeru, August 28, 1950VEI 1 · 6 deaths
• Camiguin, September 15, 1950VEI 3 · 68 deaths
• Asamayama, September 23, 1950VEI 2 · 1 death
• Kavachi, 1951VEI 2 · tsunami
• Lamington, January 21, 1951VEI 4 · 2,942 deaths
• Cosiguina, August 3, 1951tsunami
• Kelud, August 31, 1951VEI 4 · 7 deaths
• Hakoneyama, November 5, 19512 deaths
• Camiguin, December 4, 1951VEI 3 · 500 deaths
• Ambalatungan Group, 1952VEI 1 · 12 deaths
• Hakoneyama, March 27, 19521 death
• Myojinsho, September 16, 1952VEI 2 · tsunami
• Myojinsho, September 17, 1952VEI 2 · tsunami
• Myojinsho, September 23, 1952VEI 2 · tsunami
• Myojinsho, September 24, 1952VEI 2 · 31 deaths · tsunami
• Myojinsho, September 26, 1952VEI 2 · tsunami
• Myojinsho, March 11, 1953VEI 2 · tsunami
• Myojinsho, March 25, 1953VEI 2 · tsunami
• Asosan, April 27, 1953VEI 2 · 6 deaths
• Sirung, June 1953VEI 0 · 5 deaths
• St. Andrew Strait, June 27, 1953VEI 0 · tsunami
• Hakoneyama, July 26, 195310 deaths
• Izu-Oshima, October 5, 1953VEI 1 · 1 death
• Ruapehu, December 24, 1953151 deaths
• Camiguin, 19542 deaths
• Merapi, January 18, 1954VEI 2 · 64 deaths · 144 houses destroyed
• Stromboli, February 1954tsunami
• Midagahara, July 21, 19541 death
• Bam, August 3, 1954VEI 2 · 25 deaths
• Carran-Los Venados, July 26, 1955VEI 4 · 2 deaths
• Aira, October 13, 1955VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• Bezymianny, March 30, 1956VEI 5 · tsunami
• Vsevidof, March 11, 1957VEI 2
• Unzendake, July 195713 deaths
• Asosan, October 1957VEI 2 · 12 deaths
• Izu-Oshima, October 13, 1957VEI 2 · 1 death
• Mahawu, July 12, 1958VEI 2 · 1 death
• Taisetsuzan, July 21, 19582 deaths
• Kuwae, October 7, 1958VEI 2 · tsunami
• Puyehue-Cordon Caulle, May 25, 1960VEI 3 · tsunami
• Calbuco, January 25, 1961VEI 3
• Midagahara, April 23, 19611 death
• Merapi, May 8, 1961VEI 3 · 6 deaths
• Taisetsuzan, June 18, 19612 deaths
• Asamayama, August 18, 1961VEI 2 · 1 death
• Tokachidake, June 29, 1962VEI 3 · 5 deaths
• Merapi, October 19622 deaths
• Gamalama, December 31, 1962VEI 2 · 5 deaths
• Irazu, March 17, 1963VEI 3 · 15 deaths
• Agung, March 18, 1963VEI 5 · 1,028 deaths · tsunami
• Semeru, May 5, 1963VEI 2 · 1 death
• Agung, May 16, 1963VEI 3 · 120 deaths
• Villarrica, May 21, 1963VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• Batur, September 5, 1963VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Fuego, September 28, 1963VEI 3 · 7 deaths
• Irazu, December 10, 1963VEI 3 · 40 deaths · 400 houses destroyed
• Paluweh, January 1, 1964VEI 2 · 1 death
• Villarrica, March 3, 1964VEI 2 · 25 deaths
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, December 13, 1964VEI 1 · 114 deaths
• Taal, September 28, 1965VEI 4 · 355 deaths · tsunami
• Kick 'em Jenny, October 24, 1965VEI 0 · tsunami
• Tinakula, January 13, 1966VEI 3 · tsunami
• Kelud, April 26, 1966VEI 4 · 215 deaths
• Awu, August 12, 1966VEI 4 · 39 deaths
• Ol Doinyo Lengai, August 14, 1966VEI 4
• Rincon de la Vieja, November 6, 1966VEI 3
• Ol Doinyo Lengai, July 8, 1967VEI 3
• Semeru, August 31, 1967VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Midagahara, November 4, 19672 deaths
• Deception Island, December 4, 1967VEI 3 · tsunami
• Mayon, April 21, 1968VEI 3 · 6 deaths
• Arenal, July 29, 1968VEI 3 · 80 deaths
• Merapi, January 7, 1969VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Iya, January 28, 1969VEI 3 · 2 deaths · 287 houses destroyed
• Didicas, March 21, 1969VEI 2 · 3 deaths · tsunami
• Naruko, August 26, 19691 death
• Campi Flegrei, March 2, 19703 deaths
• Hekla, May 5, 1970VEI 3
• Cerro Hudson, August 12, 1971VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Tinakula, September 6, 1971VEI 2 · tsunami
• Fuego, September 14, 1971VEI 3 · 10 deaths
• La Palma, October 28, 1971VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• Villarrica, October 29, 1971VEI 2 · 15 deaths
• Kusatsu-Shiranesan, December 27, 19716 deaths
• Piton de la Fournaise, August 1972VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Hakoneyama, October 2, 19722 deaths
• Ritter Island, October 9, 1972VEI 1 · tsunami
• Paluweh, January 1973VEI 3
• Vestmannaeyjar, January 27, 1973VEI 3 · 1 death · 300 houses destroyed
• Cerro Hudson, April 5, 19732 deaths
• Iliwerung, December 1973VEI 2 · 2 deaths · tsunami
• Karangetang, February 11, 1974VEI 3 · 4 deaths
• Aira, June 17, 1974VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Niigata-Yakeyama, July 28, 1974VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Aira, August 9, 1974VEI 3 · 5 deaths
• Fuego, October 10, 1974VEI 4 · Deaths: few
• Ritter Island, October 17, 1974VEI 1 · tsunami
• Merapi, October 22, 1974VEI 2 · 9 deaths · 6 houses destroyed
• Marapi, January 1975VEI 2 · 80 deaths
• Arenal, June 17, 1975VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Kilauea, November 29, 1975VEI 0 · 2 deaths · $4 million · tsunami
• Kusatsu-Shiranesan, August 3, 19763 deaths
• Sangay, August 12, 1976VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Semeru, August 31, 1976VEI 2 · 119 deaths
• Karangetang, September 15, 1976VEI 2 · 1 death · 24 houses destroyed
• Merapi, November 25, 1976VEI 2 · 29 deaths · 306 houses destroyed
• Nyiragongo, January 10, 1977VEI 1 · Deaths: some
• Karthala, April 5, 1977VEI 1 · 1 death · 293 houses destroyed
• Krafla, April 27, 1977VEI 1
• Klyuchevskoy, August 2, 1977VEI 3 · 1 death
• Toya, August 7, 1977VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Tangkuban Parahu, 19783 deaths
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, 19783 deaths
• Bulusan, July 29, 1978VEI 2
• Santa Maria, September 2, 1978VEI 3 · 1 death
• Semeru, September 19, 1978VEI 3 · 12 deaths
• Toya, October 24, 1978VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, February 20, 1979VEI 1 · 149 deaths
• Karkar, March 8, 1979VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Soufriere St. Vincent, April 13, 1979VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Marapi, April 30, 1979VEI 2 · 80 deaths
• Iliwerung, July 18, 19791,239 deaths · tsunami
• Asosan, September 6, 1979VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Etna, September 12, 1979VEI 3 · 9 deaths
• St. Helens, May 18, 1980VEI 5 · 61 deaths · $2 billion · tsunami
• Hekla, August 17, 1980VEI 3
• Hood, December 25, 19801 death
• Vilyuchinsky, 1981Deaths: few
• Etna, March 17, 1981VEI 2 · $10 million
• Semeru, March 29, 1981VEI 3 · 1 death
• Alaid, April 27, 1981VEI 2
• Semeru, May 14, 1981VEI 3 · 372 deaths
• Mayon, June 30, 1981200 deaths
• Paluweh, September 5, 1981VEI 2
• Krakatau, October 20, 1981VEI 1 · tsunami
• El Chichon, March 29, 1982VEI 5 · 1,879 deaths · $3.3 million
• El Chichon, April 4, 1982VEI 5 · 33 deaths
• Galunggung, May 17, 1982VEI 4 · 68 deaths · $15 million
• El Chichon, May 27, 1982VEI 5 · 1 death
• Klyuchevskoy, March 8, 1983VEI 2 · 1 death
• Colo, July 23, 1983VEI 4
• Iliwerung, August 17, 1983VEI 1 · tsunami
• Miyakejima, October 3, 1983VEI 3 · 400 houses destroyed
• Sumisujima, June 13, 1984tsunami
• Oku Volcanic Field, August 15, 198437 deaths · tsunami
• Mayon, September 9, 1984VEI 3 · 1 death
• Ontakesan, September 14, 198429 deaths
• Etna, October 16, 1984VEI 3 · 1 death
• Semeru, May 10, 1985VEI 3 · 70 deaths
• Nevado del Ruiz, November 13, 1985VEI 3 · 23,080 deaths
• Etna, December 19, 1985VEI 1 · 1 death
• Akita-Yakeyama, May 8, 19861 death
• Stromboli, July 24, 1986VEI 2 · 1 death
• Oku Volcanic Field, August 21, 1986VEI 3 · 1,700 deaths · tsunami
• Izu-Oshima, November 15, 1986VEI 3 · 1 death
• Merapi, December 31, 1986VEI 2 · 1 death
• Pacaya, January 25, 1987VEI 3 · 63 houses destroyed
• Etna, April 17, 1987VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Sirung, December 1, 1987125 deaths · $5 million · 237 houses destroyed
• Akita-Yakeyama, 19883 deaths
• Banda Api, May 9, 1988VEI 3 · 4 deaths
• Arenal, July 6, 1988VEI 3 · 1 death
• Semeru, July 30, 1988VEI 3 · 1 death
• Lonquimay, December 25, 1988VEI 3 · 1 death
• Asosan, February 12, 19891 death
• Kirishimayama, August 26, 19892 deaths
• Sheveluch, February 2, 1990VEI 3
• Kelud, February 10, 1990VEI 4 · 35 deaths
• Asosan, March 26, 1990VEI 2 · 1 death
• Asosan, April 18, 1990VEI 2 · 1 death
• Coropuna, May 29, 1990VEI 3
• Rabaul, June 24, 19906 deaths
• Santa Maria, July 19, 1990VEI 3 · 4 deaths
• Asosan, October 19, 1990VEI 2 · 1 death
• Nyiragongo, November 21, 19901 death
• Kelud, November 25, 19904 deaths
• Mutnovsky, June 19911 death
• Unzendake, June 3, 1991VEI 1 · 43 deaths
• Pinatubo, June 15, 1991VEI 6 · 800 deaths
• Karthala, July 3, 1991VEI 2
• Cerro Hudson, August 8, 1991VEI 5
• Lokon-Empung, October 24, 1991VEI 1 · 1 death
• Etna, December 14, 1991VEI 2 · $2.5 million
• Semeru, 1992VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• Karangetang, January 21, 1992VEI 2 · 2 deaths
• Dieng Volcanic Complex, March 18, 19921 death
• Cerro Negro, April 10, 1992VEI 3 · 11 deaths · $3 million
• Karangetang, May 11, 1992VEI 1 · 6 deaths
• Marapi, July 5, 1992VEI 2 · 1 death
• Pinatubo, July 12, 1992VEI 1 · 6 deaths
• Spurr, September 17, 1992VEI 4 · 1 death · $2 million
• Galeras, January 14, 1993VEI 2 · 9 deaths
• Wurlali, January 21, 19931 death
• Mayon, February 2, 1993VEI 2 · 75 deaths
• Guagua Pichincha, March 12, 1993VEI 1 · 2 deaths
• Kilauea, April 19, 19931 death
• Krakatau, June 13, 1993VEI 1 · 1 death
• Unzendake, June 23, 1993VEI 1 · 1 death
• Pinatubo, June 26, 1993VEI 1 · 4 deaths
• Pinatubo, October 4, 199314 deaths
• Yasur, January 15, 1994VEI 3 · 1 death
• Semeru, February 3, 1994VEI 3 · 6 deaths
• Asosan, May 29, 1994VEI 1 · 1 death
• Nevado del Huila, June 6, 1994650 deaths · $2.4 million · 200 houses destroyed
• Kilauea, July 8, 1994VEI 3 · tsunami
• Rabaul, September 18, 1994tsunami
• Rabaul, September 19, 1994VEI 3 · 5 deaths · $86 million · tsunami
• Rinjani, November 3, 1994VEI 3 · 31 deaths
• Merapi, November 22, 1994VEI 3 · 66 deaths
• Yasur, February 4, 1995VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Yakedake, February 11, 1995VEI 1 · 4 deaths
• Fogo, April 2, 1995VEI 2 · 10 houses destroyed
• Pacaya, April 7, 1995VEI 3 · 1 death · 1 house destroyed
• Kelimutu, May 15, 19951 death
• Melebingoy, September 6, 199560 deaths · 300 houses destroyed
• Karymsky, January 2, 1996VEI 2 · tsunami
• Popocatepetl, April 30, 1996VEI 3 · 5 deaths
• Kanlaon, August 10, 1996VEI 2 · 3 deaths
• Sumisujima, September 4, 1996tsunami
• Maderas, September 27, 19966 deaths
• Grimsvotn, September 30, 1996VEI 3
• Manam, December 3, 1996VEI 3 · 13 deaths
• Merapi, January 14, 1997VEI 2 · 6 deaths
• Karangetang, April 17, 1997VEI 1 · 3 deaths
• Soufriere Hills, June 25, 1997VEI 3 · 22 deaths
• Hakkodasan, July 12, 19973 deaths
• Soufriere Hills, August 1, 1997VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Semeru, September 2, 1997VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Adatarayama, September 15, 19974 deaths
• Asosan, November 23, 19972 deaths
• Soufriere Hills, December 26, 1997tsunami
• Kilauea, April 28, 19981 death
• Kelud, July 199810 deaths
• San Cristobal, October 30, 19981,620 deaths
• Soufriere Hills, January 20, 1999VEI 3 · tsunami
• Fuego, May 21, 1999VEI 2
• Sheveluch, August 15, 1999VEI 4
• Guagua Pichincha, October 5, 1999VEI 3 · 2 deaths
• Tungurahua, October 16, 1999VEI 3 · 1 death

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Volcanoes and significant eruptions from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, Global Historical Hazard Database, cited as NCEI/WDS, doi:10.7289/V5PN93H7. Public domain. Read 2026-09-24. Volcano numbers are the Smithsonian Institution’s Global Volcanism Program’s.