Centered at 19 degrees North latitude, 133 degrees West longitude, it consists of a central edifice 17 miles high and 335 miles across that is surrounded by an outward-facing cliff up to about 6 miles high.
Centered at 19 degrees North latitude, 133 degrees West longitude, it consists of a central edifice 17 miles high and 335 miles across that is surrounded by an outward-facing cliff up to about 6 miles high. At the summit is an 53-mile diameter caldera. The low slopes of its flanks and the presence of numerous long flows and lava channels suggest that it consists largely of relatively fluid basaltic lava. For ten points, name this largest known volcano, several times larger than the largest on Earth.
Centered at 19 degrees North latitude, 133 degrees West longitude, it consists of a central edifice 17 miles high and 335 miles across that is surrounded by an outward-facing cliff up to about 6 miles high.
Olympus Mons