Ash and cinder cones are associated with

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Geography - 2015 (Objective) Subject: Geography

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Ash and cinder cones are associated with
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Ash and cinder cones are associated with volcanic eruptions. When a volcanic eruption occurs, magma and ash are expelled from the volcano. Ash and cinder cones are formed when ash and cinders pile up around the volcanic vent, creating a cone-shaped structure. These cones are formed from smaller, more explosive eruptions, and are typically found in areas with a history of volcanic activity.
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