Jabal Yar
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About Jabal Yar and its history
A small volcanic field east of Jazan city, credited with a minor eruption around 1810, with hot springs nearby.
Jabal Yār (Arabic: جَبَل يَار) is a small basaltic volcanic field in Saudi Arabia, near the border with Yemen. It is the southernmost (young) volcanic field in Saudi Arabia. The field is rich in olivine.
Morphology
The field is located near the Red Sea, in the southwest of the country. The field contains three groups of volcanoes ('Ukwatain, Qummatain and Djar'attain-Harra). The area is still very active. South of Djar'attain and between it and 'Ukwatain, hot springs are present.
Eruptions
The only eruption at the field took place in 1810 CE ± 10 (give or take 10 years). It was a small (VEI 2) explosive eruption that produced lava flows.
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- Location
- Jazan, Saudi Arabia
- Coordinates
- 17.0500, 42.8300
- Category
- Nature & Parks
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