
Erupción - Volcanoes
Global Eruption Map & Tracker
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Explore volcanic activity reported around the world on a clear, native map.
Erupción turns NASA's public Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker (EONET) volcano feed into a focused map and list that are easy to scan. See current open reports, explore recently started events, and follow every available report back to its original source.
EXPLORE THE GLOBAL VOLCANO MAP
View reported volcanic activity worldwide. Color-coded markers distinguish recently reported events from longer-running activity, while optional location access adds distance context.
FOLLOW CURRENT ACTIVITY
The default feed shows volcano events that NASA EONET has not marked closed. You can also focus on events first reported during the past year or past 90 days.
SEARCH AND COMPARE
Switch to a clean activity list and search by volcano name, country, place, or reporting source. See when each event was first reported and whether EONET currently marks it open or closed.
OPEN ORIGINAL REPORTS
Tap an event to review its reported location, start date, feed status, coordinates, distance, and source. Open the original Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program, NASA Earth Observatory, or other source link supplied by EONET.
BUILT FOR CLARITY
- Worldwide volcano activity map
- Current, one-year, and 90-day feed windows
- Search by volcano, country, place, or source
- Optional on-device distance calculations
- Direct links to original reports
- Native iPhone and iPad experience
- No account, ads, or in-app tracking
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Erupción is an informational viewer, not an eruption warning, prediction, or emergency alert service. An EONET event marked open means the feed curator has not marked it closed; it is not an official local alert level. EONET is curated and may be incomplete or delayed. For hazards and safety instructions, follow the responsible local volcano observatory and emergency authorities.
Activity data provided by NASA EONET. Original sources are credited within each report.
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What's New in Erupción
1.0
September 1, 2026




