Live monitoring of Mount St. Helens in Washington, USA. Track volcanic activity, eruptions, and seismic events on our interactive 3D globe.
🌋 Active
Mount St. Helens is currently classified as active. Click to see latest activity.
📏 2549m
Summit elevation of 2549 meters (8363 feet) above sea level.
🔬 Stratovolcano
Mount St. Helens is classified as a stratovolcano, known for explosive eruptions.
📍 Live Location
Coordinates: 46.1912°N, -122.1944°E in Washington, USA.
About Mount St. Helens
Famous for the catastrophic 1980 eruption that killed 57 people and caused massive destruction. The volcano continues to be monitored closely.
Key Facts
- Location: Washington, USA (46.1912°, -122.1944°)
- Elevation: 2549 meters (8363 feet)
- Type: Stratovolcano
- Current Status: Active
Monitoring
Our real-time monitoring system tracks volcanic activity worldwide. We display data from geological surveys, satellite observations, and seismic networks to keep you informed about Mount St. Helens's current state.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mount St. Helens volcano active?
Mount St. Helens is currently classified as active. It shows regular signs of volcanic activity including gas emissions and occasional eruptions.
When did Mount St. Helens last erupt?
For the latest eruption information and historical data, visit our interactive map where we display recent volcanic events and historical activity.
Is it safe to visit Mount St. Helens?
Safety depends on current activity levels. Always check official advisories before visiting any volcano. Our map shows current alert levels when available.