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. Thick lapilli layers (up to 1.2 meters near the vent) buried entire buildings and impacted roughly 1,200 hectares.

The 2021 eruption of the volcanic ridge on La Palma (also known as the Tajogaite eruption ) was the longest and most destructive historical eruption recorded on the island . Lasting 85 days from September 19 to December 13, 2021, the event fundamentally altered the island's topography and provided critical new data on magmatic feeding systems and volcano-tectonic deformation. Geological and Physical Evolution geological_impact_of_cumbre_vieja_volcano.7z

: The eruption built a new pyroclastic cone (Tajogaite) nearly 200 meters high from its base. Early in the eruption (September 25), the western flank of the forming cone partially collapsed, triggering a rotational rockslide and forming a U-shaped scar. Lava Flow and Deltas : Approximately 170 million Lasting 85 days from September 19 to December