Cagua Volcano

The forested crater the Cagua.

Cagua (or Mount Cagua ) is an active stratovolcano on the Philippine Luzon Peninsula, located in the mountain range of the Northern Sierra Madre.

In the immediate vicinity is the municipality of Gonzaga. The minimum of 600,000 -year-old and 1133 -meter high volcano has five hot springs in the vicinity of 10 kilometers. 1860 came to a phreatic explosion on Cagua, which was possibly accompanied by a pyroclastic flow. In 1907 there were more solfatarische activities. The lava of Cagua consists of basalt and Basaltandesit.