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Due to a peculiarly in the geology of Iceland, a very specific stretch of land has produced all 3 of the world’s largest effusive eruptions in the last 10,000 years. The outlines of areas covered by these eruptions and their associated fissures are shown here. One such eruption covered 950 km^2 in lava.

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shawnmann .

Oh wow!! My wife lived in Iceland for 6 or 7 years as a child. I hope to visit there with her someday. In the context of the information you’re providing in this post, it’s funny that she lived there and now lives upon the Columbia Basalt Group.

Anonymous

If these deposits are/were a meter deep would they be classified as a VEI-8 event?