Paricutin Volcano, Mexico (16 images)
Stock photos photography of Paricutin Volcano in Michoacan, Mexico. Volcan Paricutin began erupting in a farmer's field in 1943. Lava from the volcano eventually buried the town of San Juan Parangaricutiro. Today, almost all that remains of the town is the steeple of its church poking through the solidified lava. The nearby Tarascan (Purepecha) village of Angahuan was spared by the eruption. Angahuan has a 16th-century church with unusual Moorish designs surrounding its entrance.
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The ruined Templo de San Juan Parangaricutiro...
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The ruined Templo de San Juan Parangaricutiro...
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A Purepecha guide standing in front of the bell...
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Altar of the ruined Templo de San Juan...
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The ruined Templo de San Juan Parangaricutiro...
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The cone of Volcan Paricutin, Michoacan, Mexico
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Lava fields with the cone of Volcan Paricutin...
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Lava fields and the cone of Volcan Paricutin,...
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The 16th-century Iglesia de Santiago Apostol in...
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Moorish designs on the facade of the...
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Moorish designs on the facade of the...
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Purepecha girl standing in the Moorish doorway...
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Mexican fruit and other snacks on a wooden...
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Purepecha or Tarascan girl running down a...
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Tourist looking out over lava fields towards...
