Last week’s Google Earth image was Vesuvius, most famous for its 79 AD eruption that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum, near modern-day Naples, Italy. Vesuvius has erupted numerous times throughout history, with the most recent eruption being in 1944. The outer rim on the right side of the photo is from a prehistoric catastrophic eruption that destroyed much of the mountain.
This week, once again, I’m featuring a volcano. This one is a mega-volcano, with the world’s largest volcanic lake. Where is it?
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GeoChristian 
Toba Caldera, Sumatra, Indonesia – caldera forming eruption 75000 years ago.
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Hi im Gina its near with my home town pematang siantar.
Its Toba Caldera or Toba Lake the one of Super Volcano Toba 73.000 BC. In the middle lake called “Pulau Samosir”.
Tq
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