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Narage Volcano | John Seach
Witu Islands, West New Britain Province,
Papua New Guinea
4.55 S, 149.125 E
summit elevation 307 m
stratovolcano
Narage Volcano is located 32km WNW of Garove Island, offshore New Britain. Current activity consists of hot springs and geysers. In 1863 there was a 45m high geyser observed from a sandbank 8km offshore. The fumaroles have been used by residents of the area for cooking food. Similar practices also occurred at Walo geothermal area in West New Britain.
Further reading
Johnson, R.W. and Arculus, R.J., 1978. Volcanic rocks of the Witu Islands, Papua New Guinea: The origin of magmas above the deepest part of the New Britain Benioff zone. Bulletin Volcanologique, 41(4), pp.609-655.
Narage Volcano Eruptions
Currently only geothermal activity.