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Shield Volcanos
-Look like upside-down saucers.
-Very gentle slope; you could drive your car up them
-Example: Kilauea in Hawaii
Strato Volcanos
-Typical volcanos
-If you asked a 2nd grader to draw a picture of a volcano, this is the kind of volcano they would draw
Examples: Mt. St. Helens in Washington state; Pinatubo in the Philippines
Cinder Cone Volcanos
-Made of loose debri
-Example: Paricutin in Mexico
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Shield Volcanos
-Look like upside-down saucers.
-Very gentle slope; you could drive your car up them
-Example: Kilauea in Hawaii
Strato Volcanos
-Typical volcanos
-If you asked a 2nd grader to draw a picture of a volcano, this is the kind of volcano they would draw
Examples: Mt. St. Helens in Washington state; Pinatubo in the Philippines
Cinder Cone Volcanos
-Made of loose debri
-Example: Paricutin in Mexico