Mayon, Philippines

Type

Stratovolcano

Elevation

2,462 m (8,077 ft)

Country

Philippines

Region

Luzon-Philippines

Summit

13.257° N, 123.685° E

Last known eruption

1964 or later

Holocene activity known from

Historical

Smithsonian volcano number

273030

• January 13, 2018VEI 3 · $3.6 million
• May 7, 2013VEI 1 · 5 deaths
• November 30, 2006VEI 1 · 1,266 deaths
• February 2, 1993VEI 2 · 75 deaths
• September 9, 1984VEI 3 · 1 death
• June 30, 1981200 deaths
• April 21, 1968VEI 3 · 6 deaths
• January 7, 1947VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• June 5, 1938VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• January 1928VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• May 23, 1897VEI 3 · 350 deaths
• March 9, 1887VEI 3 · 15 deaths
• 18751,500 deaths
• December 8, 1871VEI 3 · 3 deaths
• January 1858VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• July 13, 1853VEI 3 · 34 deaths
• February 1, 1814VEI 4 · 1,200 deaths
• October 30, 1800VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• July 20, 1766VEI 3 · 49 deaths

Earthquakes near MayonVolcanic ash advisories on the live map

• Masaraga11 km
• Malinao21 km
• Iriga34 km
• Pocdol Mountains37 km
• Isarog55 km
• Bulusan68 km · 4 significant eruptions
• Malindig180 km
• Biliran214 km
• Banahaw255 km
• San Pablo Volcanic Field275 km
• Silay281 km
• Laguna Caldera291 km

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.