List of stratovolcanoes

A list of stratovolcanoes follows below. The Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program database of geologically recent volcanoes lists over 700 stratovolcanoes.

Volcanoes are popularly classified as Extinct, Dormant, or Active; but scientifically, the lines between extinct, dormant, and active can be hard to draw. Some volcanoes are also called inactive.

Africa

Kenya

Mount Kenya (may be extinct)

Tanzania

Ol Doinyo Lengai (active)
Mount Kilimanjaro (may be dormant)

Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Mount Pico in Pico Island, Azores (active)
Teide, Tenerife, Canary Islands (active)
Cumbre Vieja, Tenerife, Canary Islands (active)
Mount Fogo in Fogo, Cape Verde (may be dormant)
Green Mountain, Ascension Island (may be extinct)

Americas

Caribbean

La Grande Soufrière on the island of Basse-Terre in Guadaloupe, West Indies^[1]
The Soufriere Hills on the island of Montserrat (active)
Soufrière (volcano) in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, (active)
Mount Pelée in Martinique (may be dormant)

Central America

Costa Rica

Arenal in La Fortuna, San Carlos (active)
Poás in Alajuela (active)
Turrialba in Turrialba County, Cartago (active)
Chato in La Fortuna, San Carlos (inactive)

El Salvador

Chaparrastique (active)
Ilamatepec. Recently erupted: October, 2005.
Chichontepec, (may be extinct)
Guazapa (may be extinct)
Chinameca (may be extinct)
Taburete (may be extinct)

Guatemala

Pacaya (active)
Acatenango (active)
Volcan de Fuego (active)
Santa María (active)
Volcan de Agua (may be extinct)

Mexico

Popocatépetl (active)
Colima volcano (active)
Nevado de Toluca (may be dormant)
The Pico de Orizaba (may be dormant)

North America

Canada

Mount Cayley in southwestern British Columbia (may be dormant) (The Mount Cayley article contains "Scenario of an eruption"). See also Mount Cayley volcanic field.
Mount Garibaldi in southwestern British Columbia (may be dormant)
Hoodoo Mountain in northwestern British Columbia (may be dormant)
Mount Meager in southwestern British Columbia - Produced Canada's youngest major catastrophic eruption (may be dormant)
Mount Price in southwestern British Columbia (may be dormant)
Black Tusk (may be extinct)
Mount Edziza in northwestern British Columbia (may be dormant)
Back River volcanic complex in the Northwest Territories (extinct)

United States

Lassen Peak in California (active)
Mount Hood in Oregon (active)
Mount Baker in Washington (active)
Mount Rainier in Washington (active)
Mount St. Helens in Washington (active)
Cleveland volcano in Alaska (active)
Mount Redoubt in Alaska (active)
Mount Shishaldin in Alaska (active)
Mount Akutan in Alaska (active)
Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska (active)
Mount Katmai, Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska (active)
Mount Pavlof, Alaska (active)
Korovin Volcano, Alaska (active)
Glacier Peak in Washington (may be dormant)
Mount Adams in Washington (may be dormant)
Mount Baker in Washington (may be dormant)
Mount Hood in Oregon (may be dormant)
Mount Jefferson in Oregon (may be dormant)
Mammoth Mountain in California (may be dormant)
Mount Shasta in California (may be dormant)
Mount Vsevidof in Alaska (may be dormant)
South Sister in Oregon (may be dormant)
San Francisco Mountain in Arizona (may be dormant)
Mount Taylor in New Mexico (may be extinct)

South America

Chile

Llaima (active)
Irruputuncu on the border of Bolivia and Chile (active)
Ojos del Salado, highest Volcano in the World (active). It is in the border between Argentina and Chile.
Villarrica (active)
Cerro Arenales (active)
Calbuco (active)
Callaqui (active)
Mount Hudson (active)
Copahue (active)
Lascar Volcano (active)
Nevados de Chillán (active)
Lanín in the border between Argentina and Chile (may be dormant)
Acotango on the border between Bolivia and Chile (may be extinct)
Cerro Solo in Patagonia along the border between Chile and Argentina (may be extinct)
Parinacota, Chile. Erupted April 2008
Licancabur (may be extinct)
Sierra Nevada (may be extinct)