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An integral part of the Teide National Park, the Cañadas caldera also provides its boundary. The caldera is a vast geological depression which results from the collapse of magma chambers emptied after eruptions. The plains at the foot of its walls once served as a transhumance route.
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Last updated: June 11, 2024
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2.46 km
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4.83 km
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6.87 km
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8.65 km
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7.63 km
2.85 km
464 m
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Surfaces
4.96 km
4.26 km
1.25 km
464 m
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Highest point (2,690 m)
Lowest point (2,130 m)
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October 18, 2023
An integral part of the Teide National Park, the Cañadas caldera also provides its boundary. The caldera is a vast geological depression which results from the collapse of magma chambers emptied after eruptions. The plains at the foot of its walls once served as a transhumance route.
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