Here is the exact location of the eruption at Eyjafjallajökull, in the Fimmvörduháls path; data from the Icelandic Meteorogical Office. Map created by us through Google Maps.
UPDATE: map of the second eruption, which started in April 14, 2010 now available here.
View IcelandChronicles.com: Fimmvörduháls Eruption in a larger map. In the larger map, if you click on More, and then select the Photos checkbox, you will see thumbnails of images taken in the surroundings.
Hello friends,
Thank you for compiling and providing this information about the recent eruption. I traveled in the general area in August, 2005, and I love Iceland very much. I try to keep up on what is happening there, both financially and now geologically, and your website was very helpful.
Þakka þér fyrir
Sue
Sue, thanks to you for your comment. We had connection problems over the past week in our flat, so updates were not too frequent. Please keep on visiting us.
Thanks for your site. It is fantastic.
Thank you for the excellant map. I was trying to work out what you have presented on my own from the weather satellites to see where the dust cloud is going. It seems to me that the yellow is volcanic ash. http://en.vedur.is/weather/observations/satellites/#teg=iceland
Thanks
Thanks a lot for your comment. By the way, the map of the second eruption is here, but I suppose you were already referring to it.
lol volcanoes
i found my school lol 🙂
i found my house…. iceland RULES
hey there i hope that all the of the people there are okay
on a map it looks like were pretty close to the volcano but we are actually not more likley Greenland looks much closer in a way! But Manitoba is pretty safe where it is.
on a map it looks like were so close to the iceland volcano but were really long ways away its so cool but when i typed up iceland volcanoes this hot ladie popped up in a bikini and i started Lmao lol it was so funny thanx fof the website
i love your volcanoes there so cool
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