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;Other Names:Maeruc Vojastas - ''Gold Basket'' (Corinthean) | ;Other Names:Maeruc Vojastas - ''Gold Basket'' (Corinthean) | ||
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:The ''Gold Basket'' is a small strato volcano which dominates the local geography. The volcano has a history of eruptions roughly | :The ''Gold Basket'' is a small strato volcano which dominates the local geography. The volcano has a history of eruptions roughly 25-40 years apart, and if the pattern holds is due to erupt again in the next decade or two. It was last active in 372 YG. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:57, 17 August 2022
About
- Name
- Maeruc Vojastas
- Other Names
- Maeruc Vojastas - Gold Basket (Corinthean)
- Type
- Strato Volcano
- The Gold Basket is a small strato volcano which dominates the local geography. The volcano has a history of eruptions roughly 25-40 years apart, and if the pattern holds is due to erupt again in the next decade or two. It was last active in 372 YG.
Location
- Corinthea
- Maeruc Vojastas - Gold Basket is located in central Corinthea in the foothills of the Darlom Mountains. It stands somewhat apart from the mountains proper.
History
- Maeruc Vojastas - Gold Basket is named after the subterranean and surface deposits of gold found at its base and in the various streams and rivers which flow from its slopes. This and other mineral resources form an important part of the local economy. While the largest deposits accessible from the surface have been long worked over, prospecting for new mines is an ongoing activity.
- Minor earthquakes occur frequently in the area and are not a reliable predictor of pending volcanic activity. These earthquakes do however present additional danger of mine collapse and an engineering challenge for those wishing to exploit the bounty of the mountain.
