Soufriere Hills, Montserrat, West Indies
Government
of Montserrat and Montserrat Volcano Observatory
- Go here for the latest scientific information on the eruption!
- Weekly Scientific Reports of the activity from Montserrat Volcano Observatory
- Morning and Daily Reports From Montserrat Volcano Observatory
- Scientific Updates and Press Releases from the Government Information Unit
Other Eruption Updates
- Archived Updates from July through December 1995
- Department of Humanitarian Affairs, Press, Public Science Notices
Montserrat
Red Cross Appeal For Assistance
Smithsonian
Institution Global Volcanism Network Bulletins
Images
- Pictoral Archive of Activity at Soufriere Hills Volcano
- GOES satellite animation of the 03 April 1996 late afternoon eruption cloud Compiled by Dennis Chesters, NASA-GSFC
- Spines growing from the new domes in the crater.
- Flash flood in Fort Ghaut River.
- Chopper Flight! Aerial photos and field report of new dome activity, 6 December, 1995.
- These six imags are © Kevin West
- Ash emissions from dome(?) complex.
- Old(?) dome rocks
- Steamy shot of dome complex
- Aerial shot of dome complex
- Steam(?) vent
- Ash emmission and drifting from vent, December 1, 1995
Maps
- Map of the Caribbean Islands showing political boundaries
- Road and Relief Map of Montserrat Island, Soufriere Hills
- Simple Map showing peaks, Plymouth, and dimensions © Lyn Topinka, USGS/CVO
- Volcanic Hazards Map showing "Sequential hazard zone of Soufriere Hills Volcano. Zone 1 is the earliest hazard zone affected by mudflows derived from the major fumaroles. Zones 2-7 represent those areas that would be covered by deposits from an eruption centred on Castle Peak dome that increased sequentially in strength by five increments."
- Caption: Figure 9, p.549 from Wadge, G., & Isaacs, M. C. (1988). Mapping the volcanic hazards from Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat, West Indies using an image processor. Journal of the Geological Society, London, 145, 1988, pp. 541-551.
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