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Around the midpoint of this article (in a, granted, unreliable source), there's an infographic depicting seismicity in Europe (captioned "Greece, Italy and Turkey are regions particularly prone to earthquakes") via an earthquake hazard map interspersed with triangles marking active volcanoes. Does anyone know which volcano (if any) the northernmost point close to Benelux refers to? It appears to be too far north to be Kaiserstuhl. Daß Wölf 13:50, 27 April 2022 (UTC)
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Around the midpoint of this article (in a, granted, unreliable source), there's an infographic depicting seismicity in Europe (captioned "Greece, Italy and Turkey are regions particularly prone to earthquakes") via an earthquake hazard map interspersed with triangles marking active volcanoes. Does anyone know which volcano (if any) the northernmost point close to Benelux refers to? It appears to be too far north to be Kaiserstuhl. Daß Wölf 13:50, 27 April 2022 (UTC)