List of subglacial volcanoes explained

Subglacial volcanoes are volcanoes that have formed when lava erupts beneath glacial ice. They are somewhat rare worldwide, being confined to regions that are or were covered by continental ice sheets.

Antarctica

• Brown Bluff

Argentina

• Viedma

Canada

• Ash Mountain
• Mount Brew
• Caribou Tuya
• Cauldron Dome
• Chakatah Creek Peak
• Dark Mountain
• Dome Mountain
• Ember Ridge
• Enid Creek Cone
• Gage Hill
• Hyalo Ridge
• Isspah Butte
• Mount Josephine
• Kawdy Mountain
• King Creek Cone
• Klinkit Creek Peak
• Klinkit Lake Peak
• Little Bear Mountain
• Little Eagle Cone
• Little Ring Mountain
• Mathews Tuya
• McLeod Hill
• Meehaz Mountain
• Mosquito Mound
• Nuthinaw Mountain
• Pillow Ridge
• Pyramid Mountain
• Ray Mountain
• Ring Mountain
• South Tuya
• Spanish Mump
• Tennena Cone
• The Table
• Tom MacKay Creek Cone
• Toozaza Peak
• Tsekone Ridge
• Tutsingale Mountain
• Tuya Butte
• Watts Point volcanic centre
• Wetalth Ridge

Iceland

• Bárðarbunga
• Prestahnúkur
• Herðubreið
• Hlöðufell
• Hofsjökull
• Hveravellir
• Katla
• Kverkfjöll
• Snæfellsjökull
• Stóra-Björnsfell
• Thorolfsfell
• Torfajökull
• Tungnafellsjökull
• Vífilsfell
• Grímsvötn
• Loki-Fögrufjöll
• Thordarhyrna

United States

• Hayrick Butte
• Hogg Rock
• Lone Butte

See also

• List of shield volcanoes
• List of stratovolcanoes