Mount St. Helens
St. Helens Erupted on May 18th 1980
True facts about volcanoses and Mount St. Helens
All volcanoes form in warm parts of the world. There are 6 different kinds of volcanoes like, Fissure volcanoes, shield volcanoes, Acid dome volcanoes, Ash volcanoes, cinder volcanoes, composite volcanes and caldera volcanoes. Mount St. Helens was a comosite volcanoe. As you can see at the top, it erupted on May 18th 1980. Mount St. Helens was loacated in Washington. The most Explosive/desructive kind of volcanoe is the caldera. All composite volcanoes have a medium sized base, like Mount St. Helens. Volcanoes can be found on every continent. After 1 volcanoe erupts many contries are effected. Mount St. Helens Stood 8363 feet tall
Mount St. Helens Pictures
Links to Mount St. Helens
See pictures of Mount St. Helens Erupt here! -->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP2dreOI8gI