Mount Meager
CountryCanada
TypeComplex volcano
Elevation2641 m
Last Eruption410 BC
About Mount Meager
The site of the largest landslide in Canadian history in 2010. Last erupted around 410 BC. Has multiple overlapping volcanic vents. Located 150 km north of Vancouver. Hot springs indicate ongoing geothermal activity.
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