Landforms related to the Ruiz Volcano, the northernmost active volcano in South America, are both of volcanic and glacial origins. A brief historical account includes several eruptions and culminates with the catastrophic one which occurred in November 13th, 1985. A description of the geological evolution of the area is complemented by an itinerary which will permit the observation of the more important landforms.
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Toro, G. E., Méndez, R., Hermelin, M., & Tavera, M. A. (2016). Geomorphological Characteristics of the Ruiz Volcano and Surroundings. In World Geomorphological Landscapes (pp. 167–182). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11800-0_14
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