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{|width="100%"  Volcanoes we are highly monitoring
 * style="width: 20%; background-color: #3CB371; color:#BCD3ED; border: 1px solid #ccc; vertical-align: top;"| Welcome to United States Volcanoes Wiki This is a wiki about the amazing and most spectacular volcanoes in the United States. This wiki will show the statuses of every volcano in the United States, including some background information on each volcano. Updates on the wiki, including each volcano, will be weekly. If there was ever to be a major event or events at any volcano in the United States, that particular volcano will be updated more daily than weekly. If you are troubled by the way we categorize or level statuses of volcanoes please read the Volcano Alerts and Types of Volcanoes pages. If there is a volcano that you see we have missed, feel free to contact an administrator so we can include the excluded volcano.
 * style="width: 20%; background-color: #3CB371; color:#BCD3ED; border: 1px solid #ccc; vertical-align: top;"| Welcome to United States Volcanoes Wiki This is a wiki about the amazing and most spectacular volcanoes in the United States. This wiki will show the statuses of every volcano in the United States, including some background information on each volcano. Updates on the wiki, including each volcano, will be weekly. If there was ever to be a major event or events at any volcano in the United States, that particular volcano will be updated more daily than weekly. If you are troubled by the way we categorize or level statuses of volcanoes please read the Volcano Alerts and Types of Volcanoes pages. If there is a volcano that you see we have missed, feel free to contact an administrator so we can include the excluded volcano.


 * Kilauea - Current Status:
 * Cleveland - Current Status:
 * Iliamna - Current Status:
 * Little Sitkin - Current Status:

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{|style="width:100%; margin-top:+.7em; background-color:#3CB371" In Alaska, three unrestly volcanoes continue to cause concern in southern Alaska. The Cleveland volcano is now beginning to calm after several months of unrestful activity. The Iliamna and Little Sitkin volcanoes continue to create seismic activity that is slightly above its normal background, which raises their volcano alert level to advisory. Cloudiness continues to shroud webcams that are used for watching these volcanoes, so it is unknown whether their statuses have lowered or risen.
 * style="text-align:center; white-space:wrap; color:#FFFFFF" | Kilauea, Cleveland, Iliamna, and Little Sitkin Activity The USGS has been hard at work monitoring these four volcanoes located in the United States. Kilauea is the most active and has the most dangerous status out of every volcano in the U.S. right now, which is WATCH level. Lava flows from Kilauea are coming from its summit and Lava lake, which is continuously rising. Lava is very visible in the area.