Last eruption Unknown First ascent 1972 Listing Ultra-prominent peak | Elevation 6,233 m Prominence 1,898 m | |
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Similar Caichinque, El Negrillar, Colachi, Cordón de Puntas N, Acamarachi | ||
Pular is a massive stratovolcano located in the Antofagasta Region of northern Chile, about 15 km west of the border with Argentina, which in this area is a straight line between the summits of Socompa volcano and Cerro del Rincón. Pular, along with Cerro Pajonales, forms a high volcanic ridge, which runs in a generally north-east to south-west direction for 12 km (7 mi). Southward, following the same direction as the ridge, lies Socompa volcano. The ridge's crest forms a drainage divide between Salar de Atacama basin and Salar de Pular basin. This latter is a bowl-shaped basin enclosed on the east by Aracar volcano.
Map of Pular, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile
In the Kunza language Pular means "The Eyebrow".
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