List of volcanoes in Greece

This is a list of active and extinct volcanoes in Greece.

Name	Elevation		Location	Last eruption
Name	meters	feet	Coordinates	Last eruption
Kos	430	1411	36°51′07″N 27°15′04″E / 36.852°N 27.251°E / 36.852; 27.251 (Kos)	Pleistocene
Methana	760	2493	37°36′54″N 23°20′10″E / 37.615°N 23.336°E / 37.615; 23.336 (Methana)	258 BCE
Milos	751	2464	36°41′56″N 24°26′20″E / 36.699°N 24.439°E / 36.699; 24.439 (Milos)	140 CE
Nisyros	698	2290	36°35′10″N 27°09′36″E / 36.586°N 27.160°E / 36.586; 27.160 (Nisyros)	1888
Poros	80	240	37°29′56″N 23°27′25″E / 37.499°N 23.457°E / 37.499; 23.457 (Poros)	Pliocene
Santorini (Kolumbo)	-18	-60	36°31′01″N 25°29′31″E / 36.517°N 25.492°E / 36.517; 25.492 (Santorini - Columbo)	1650
Santorini (Nea Kameni)	130	390	36°24′14″N 25°23′46″E / 36.404°N 25.396°E / 36.404; 25.396 (Santorini)	1950
Yali	180	591	36°40′16″N 27°08′24″E / 36.671°N 27.140°E / 36.671; 27.140 (Yali)	Holocene
Aegina	?	?	37°27′00″N 23°15′36″E / 37.450°N 23.260°E / 37.450; 23.260 (Aegina)	Pleistocene

References

Siebert L, Simkin T (2002-). Volcanoes of the World: an Illustrated Catalog of Holocene Volcanoes and their Eruptions. Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program Digital Information Series, GVP-3, (http://www.volcano.si.edu).
Schwandner, F.M. (1998). Polyphase Meso-Cenozoic Structural Development on Poros Island (Greece). Bulletin of the Geological Society of Greece 32 + (1): 129-136.
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