Caldera is a large volcanic crater formed by the collapse of a volcano after an eruption, often filled with water or surrounded by steep cliffs. In geology and geography contexts, it denotes a caldera basin and its distinctive circular or oval shape. The term emphasizes the dramatic,ceneographic landscape created by volcanic activity. It is commonly used in discussions of geology, volcanology, and travel writing about volcanic regions.
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