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Lava flows overlooking the homes of the town on Heimaey Island, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The island’s volcano, Eldfell, exploded on January 23, 1973. The island’s entire population evacuated overnight, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Town, Heimaey Island, Iceland

13885012 - Lava flows overlooking the homes of the town on Heimaey Island, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The island’s volcano, Eldfell, exploded on January 23, 1973. The island’s entire population evacuated overnight, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Town, Heimaey Island, Iceland

13882792 - A group of hikers travel along a path up Eldfell Volcano.

People walking on the volcanic slopes exploring the volcano, Eldfell, on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The volcano exploded on January 23, 1973, when the entire island was evacuated, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Island, Iceland

13885014 - People walking on the volcanic slopes exploring the volcano, Eldfell, on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The volcano exploded on January 23, 1973, when the entire island was evacuated, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Island, Iceland

The volcano, Eldfell, on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The volcano exploded on January 23, 1973, when the entire island was evacuated, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Island, Iceland

13885013 - The volcano, Eldfell, on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. The volcano exploded on January 23, 1973, when the entire island was evacuated, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Island, Iceland

Lava flows overlooking homes in the town on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. Heimaey Island's volcano, Eldfell, exploded on January 23, 1973, when the island’s entire population evacuated overnight, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Town, Heimaey Island, Iceland

13885011 - Lava flows overlooking homes in the town on the island of Heimaey, part of the Westman Islands, an archipelago of some 15 islands on the South Coast of Iceland, formed some 11,000 years ago. Heimaey Island's volcano, Eldfell, exploded on January 23, 1973, when the island’s entire population evacuated overnight, except for 300 people who stayed behind to fight the lava flow with water hoses; Heimaey Town, Heimaey Island, Iceland