Pu‘u Kamoamoa Crater Flow

Aerial view, from the southwest, of flow near Pu‘u Kamoamoa, a prehistoric cone approximately 3,500 m northeast of Napau Crater, in Kilauea’s middle east rift zone. Episode 1 (January 3–23, 1983) was characterized by eruptions from fissures several hundred meters long. The fountains from these eruptions produced a series of low spatter ramparts (photo by J.D. Griggs, 1/3/83, JG132A)