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Unnamed
Highest point
Elevation	600 metres (1,970 ft) (approx)
Geography
Location	Syria
Geology
Mountain type	Volcanic field
Last eruption	1222

A Volcanic eruption took place in 1222 at a volcanic field in Northern Syria near Killis (also Kilis), Turkey. The volcano probably formed because of a regional Graben. The Volcano is Andesitic-Basaltic in composition.

The eruption was a VEI 0 that produced lava flows sometime in 1222 AD.

Fields that are of Miocene-Quaternary in age are located in nearby Turkey.

• Global Volcanism Program
• Volcanolive.com
• Volcanodiscovery.com

• Photo of 1222 AD Lava Flow on Blogger

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