Colima volcano erupts in Mexico
The Colima Volcano, known as one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes, erupted dramatically on Wednesday. The volcano is on the border between the states of Colima and Jalisco near Mexico’s west coast, and is considered one of the most dangerous and active volcanoes in North America.（Source: WEBCAMS DE MEXICO)
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Mexico's Colima Volcano Erupts with Plume of Smoke and Ash
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The volcano Colima erupted with a column of smoke and ash plumes that spread across the region on Friday.
The Volcanic Ash Advisory Center Washington said volcano ash is expected to drift north and west for the next six hours.
Volcano Colima, also known as Volcán de Fuego, is one of the most active volcanoes in North America. Observations of volcanic activity date to the 1500s. The volcano is located in the city of Colima, on the Pacific Ocean coast of Mexico.
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Colima, Mexico
The state of Colima has one of the smallest territorial expansions in Mexico, yet it's strategically located along the Pacific coast in the southwestern region, making it an important destination. The mountains, warm beaches and abundant marine life are reason enough to visit Colima. About 38 km (24 mi) north of the state capital, you'll find two natural wonders that are ideal for ecotourism outings: El Nevado de Colima, a mountain which is 4,330 meters (14,289 feet) above sea level, and the active Volcan de Fuego (Volcano of Fire), which is 3,960 meters (13,068 feet) above sea level. Located in the Volcan de Colima National Park, you can appreciate its awe-inspiring beauty from the town of Comala, which was the setting for Juan Rulfo's novel Pedro Paramo. There you can try excellent regional cuisine, including sweet bread and mezcal punch. About 12 km (7 mi) from there lies Colima, the state capital, which invites you to visit its Jardin Libertad, the Cathedral and the Palacio de Gobierno, where you'll find interesting murals that chronicle Mexico's history. As for archaeological zones, there's El Chanal, where a unique ideology of time was created. There you'll also see graves known as the Tumbas de Tiro. If you head 20 km (12 mi) from the ruins, you'll arrive at Los Ortices, an important religious center. For some fun in the sun, you can visit Boca de Pascuales, a beach that draws many surfers and is known for its excellent fish and seafood. If you're looking for a different kind of outdoor adventure, you can visit the volcanic islands of the Archipielago de Revillagigedo Biosphere Reserve, where you can spy various birds and sea turtles. Another point of interest is the saltwater Cuyutlan Lagoon and it wildlife conservation center. If you're looking for comfort and exclusivity, the port of Manzanillo, known as the Sailfish Capital of the World, is lined with posh hotels. Manzanillo hosts important international sportfishing competitions, as well as golf and sailing tournaments. You can also enjoy kayaking at the Marabasco River and scuba diving at Isla Navidad, a tourist resort that lies northwest off the coast.
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Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC - Part 20 Colima, Mexico to Aguascalientes, Mexico
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I am picking up the alignment where it enters Mexico at Colima, the capital city of the Mexican State of Colima.
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Mexico Colima Volcano Eruption 30 September 2016 threw incandescent magma
Mexico Colima Volcano Eruption 30 September 2016 threw incandescent magma
Mexico: Colima Volcano Erupts...Twice
Mexico's Colima Volcano, located in the Pacific state of the same name, erupted twice on Monday, sending a column of smoke and ash 2,000 meters high into the sky. The volcano had also erupted on Christmas Eve. Mexico has 3,000 volcanos, but only 14 -among them Colima- are considered active. teleSUR
Raw: Mexico's Colima Volcano Erupts
Mexico's Colima volcano erupted twice in the last 24 hours, sending ash into the sky and lava flowing down its sides. State officials have recommended that all living in close proximity to the volcano take necessary precautions. (Jan. 19)
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2003 Colima earthquake | Wikipedia audio article
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The 2003 Colima earthquake occurred on 21 January with a moment magnitude of 7.5 and a maximum Mercalli intensity of VIII (Severe). The epicenter was located on the Pacific coast in the Mexican state of Colima. The earthquake was felt as far away as Mexico City and in southern parts of the United States.
Mexican volcanoe erupted twice in two days
A fresh pair of eruptions from the Colima volcano in Mexico have sent ash billowing more than 2,500m (8,000 feet) high.
Known as the Volcano of Fire, it's one of the country's most active volcanoes.
This is the colima volcono,one of 14 active Mexican volcanoes.its erupted twice in two days.Ash rose more than 2500m(8000 feet)high
Colima volcano is one of the most active in North America and one of the potentially most dangerous ones. It has had more than 30 periods of eruptions since 1585, including several significant eruptions in the late 1990s. Scientific monitoring of the volcano began 20 years ago.
The Colima volcanic complex is the most prominent volcanic center of the western Mexican Volcanic Belt. It consists of two southward-younging volcanoes, Nevado de Colima (the 4320 m high point of the complex) on the north and the 3850-m-high historically active Volcán de Colima at the south.
A group of cinder cones of probable late-Pleistocene age is located on the floor of the Colima graben west and east of the Colima complex. Volcán de Colima (also known as Volcán Fuego) is a youthful stratovolcano constructed within a 5-km-wide caldera, breached to the south, that has been the source of large debris avalanches. Major slope failures have occurred repeatedly from both the Nevado and Colima cones, and have produced a thick apron of debris-avalanche deposits on three sides of the complex. Frequent historical eruptions date back to the 16th century. Occasional major explosive eruptions (most recently in 1913) have destroyed the summit and left a deep, steep-sided crater that was slowly refilled and then overtopped by lava dome growth.
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July 13, 2015: Time Lapse Video of Colima Volcano, Mexico Eruprion
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February 01, 2016 - The footage shows the explosion of Mexican volcano Colima producing ash plumes of 1-3 km high. It is one of the most active volcanoes of Central America. A webcam was installed close to Colima to watch its activity in real time.
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Barcelo Karmina Palace Deluxe Hotel Manzanillo
This hotel is located on the Mexican Pacific Riviera, just 15 minutes from the centre of Manzanillo. The international airport is about 25 minutes away and it is around 1 hour's drive to the city of Colima. A diverse selection of restaurants, bars and nightclubs are to be found within 2 km of the hotel and the nearest bus stop is approximately 600 m away. Manzanillo cultural museum is 13 km away and it is roughly 100 km to Colima volcano.This 7-storey hotel comprises a total of 324 rooms of which 298 are junior suites and 26 are suites. The architecture and property have been modelled on Mexico's authentic Mayan palaces. Guests will truly enjoy their holiday in one of the lavish suites. Facilities include a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange desk, a cloakroom and a lift in addition to an air-conditioned café, a hairdressing salon, 4 bars, a nightclub, a theatre hall, a games room, a TV room, 3 restaurants, conference facilities, Internet access and a WLAN access point. Younger guests may participate in kids' club activities or let off steam in the playground. There are room and laundry services to take advantage of as well as car parking and a garage for those arriving by car.General Information:Welcome to the Barceló Karmina Palace. A luxurious resort in one of the most sought after destinations in the Mexican Pacific coast: Manzanillo. A wide range of sport activities, a great gastronomic offer, the hotel's exquisite cuisine, the magnificent culture of the Mayas or the facilities for celebrating any kind of event make this hotel the ideal place to stay.Locations:Located on the Pacific coast is only one hour from Colima city from 15 minutes from the centre of Manzanillo, and 25 minutes from Manzanillo International Airport.Area Details:Mexico has become one of the worldÂs most popular holiday destinations. The bustling port of Manzanillo is situated on the Pacific coast, nestling between the Pacific Ocean and the Sierra Madre Mou
Colima Lobo's photos around Colima, Mexico
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First Time Reader? ......here is the background to this series of blogs tries/lobo/9/1233502800/tpod.html --------------------------------------- ---------------------------- Click on SLIDESHOW and then the rectangle in the bottom right corner to see photos in full screen format --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- ----------------------------- Mexico: 23 Destinations to Spend the Winter Months --------------------------------------- ------------------------------- Colima No. 11 of 23 Destinations (this is not a ranking) State: Colima (state and city have the same name) Population: 127,000 --------------------------------------- -------------------------------- Colima - La Ciuadad de Las Palmeras Ok, so you don't like the beach - Barra de Navidad/Melaque - and you don't like the big city - Manzanilla. Your cup of tea is a green, classy, quiet mid-size city. Well today's destination - Colima - The Palm Tree City - may just be what you are looking for. The trip from the Pacific Coast to Colima was about two hours with a change of buses at the Manzanilla bus station. This raises the question, how could we possibly not stay in Manzanilla for a day to check out this large coastal city that is indeed home to a fair number of expats. I guess it was panic. Time was passing quickly and if you look at the map that outlines our intended route we still had a long way to go and many destinations to visit. The other theme was that none of our destinations were large cities. We arrived in Colima at about 22:00 in total darkness. It is not a good idea to arrive in a strange city after dark but our routine of getting into a cab and asking the cab driver to take us to a reasonably priced hotel had been well established and it worked out well in Colima as well. Although based on the amount of driving we did in getting to the hotel, I was concerned that we were far from downtown. The next morning proved to be beautiful sunny day. Come to think of it, that was the story every day and it distinguishes Mexico from let's say, Hawaii, at this time of year. Last year at this time we were in Hawaii and more than once we asked ourselves the question: where would we have to go to avoid rain? My answer to Barbara was always - Mexico. So far, this trip validated that answer to be correct. As it turned out our Hotel - La Merced (330 pesos - $33 Can.) was conveniently located at Av. B. Juarez #82 across from a large park - Jardin Nunez. The main street of Colima - Av. Francisco Madero was only a block to the north and the downtown was generally located between Jardin Nunez and the main square - the zocalo to the east. Since Barbara liked to sleep in, I snuck off early in search for my morning fix of coffee. Just before heading east on Av. Madero my attention was drawn to a large church further along Av. B. Juarez. I must admit that churches in Mexico, almost exclusively Catholic, are a focal point that I find irresistible so it wasn't long before I installed myself in a bench near the back of this large church. There was no lack of seating as there were few morning worshippers. I was struck by the absence of male adult worshippers. The congregation was made up of women and children engaged in their morning prayers. I couldn't help but wonder at what age the young boys stopped going to church. At one point however a worker carrying a sack made a brief morning appearance, crossed himself and then headed out the other door. I stuck around just long enough to make a contribution on the collection ...
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1. - our 42 day discovery tour of Mexico
2. - no. 12 - Colima
3. - Lobo and Barbara
4. - Colima, new state and new town by the same name
5. - Colima - City of the Palm Trees (Palmeras)
6. - our late night arrival at the main square
7. - next morning, where am I located in the city?
8. - attracted by this beautiful church
9. - the worshipers
10. - worker exiting after a quick morning prayer
11. -still worshiping
12. - headed towards the main square
13. - this is a clean town
14. - walking towards cathedral
15. - location of main square, the zocalo
16. - almost ready to eat
17. - located on zocalo (main square)
18. - side of Hotel Ceballo
19. - view into zocalo
20. - portals along zocalo
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Volcanic Eruption in Mexico
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Mexican Volcanic Explosion Sends Ash a Mile Into the Sky
Mexico's Colima volcano erupted early Thursday morning, sending ash more than a mile into the sky and lava flowing down its sides.
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See Mexican volcano erupt four times in one night - Daily Mail
Also known as the Volcano of Fire, the 12,533-foot volcano (above) is located in the state of Colima, which lies 430 miles west of the capital, Mexico City. The eruption of the volcano, one of the most active in the Western hemisphere, forced Mexican authorities to order the evacuation of hundreds of residents of nearby towns. The residents were evacuated and transported to shelters as authorities established an exclusion zone of about seven miles in Colima and five miles in Jalisco. The zones encompass Juan Barragan, La Becerra and Yerbabuena.
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Colimilla Real Estate - Casa Tomkat - Colimilla Mexico
Your dream home come true! This is a spectacular home with a breathtaking view of Barra de Navidad, Laguna de la Navidad, Playa del Coco, and in the distance you can even see the beautiful Volcanoes of Colima surrounded by dazzling coastal mountains! From the moment you walk through the gate, you will feel at home
UFOs -OVNIs Swarm Mexican Volcano
Volcan de Colima began erupting in 2011. Since, it has had hundreds of sightings of unknown flying objects. In the past two days hundreds of unusual flying objects have darted in and out of frame. All photos are from WebCamsdeMexico.com and are available in their online library. All photos are date and time stamped.