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Volcanoes in Mexico map & data

There are 998 volcanoes mapped in Mexico, spread over 16 states. The most are in Sonora (390), Michoacan de Ocampo (139) and Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave (120) - Sonora alone holds 39% of them. 39% of them carry a name. Well-known examples include Pico de Orizaba, Nevado de Toluca and Malinche.

998locations
16states
21 KBlayer size
November 2026updated
A sample of volcanoes in Mexico. Open every one of them in the studio.

Volcanoes by state

StateLocationsShare
Sonora39039%
Michoacan de Ocampo13914%
Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave12012%
Jalisco10511%
Nayarit888.8%
Mexico585.8%
Distrito Federal333.3%
Puebla212.1%
Baja California Sur161.6%
Baja California141.4%
Chihuahua30.3%
Colima30.3%
Guanajuato30.3%
Hidalgo30.3%
Chiapas10.1%
Tlaxcala10.1%

Notable volcanoes in Mexico

  1. Pico de OrizabaPuebla · 5636 m · volcano
  2. Nevado de TolucaMexico · 4690 m · volcano
  3. MalincheTlaxcala · 4420 m · volcano
  4. AjuscoDistrito Federal · 3930 m · volcano
  5. ParícutinMichoacan de Ocampo · 2800 m · volcano
  6. Tres Virgenes Volcanic ComplexBaja California Sur · 1840 m · volcano
  7. Volcán San MartínVeracruz de Ignacio de la Llave · 1650 m · volcano
  8. Nevado de ColimaJalisco · 4330 m · volcano
  9. BárcenaColima · 332 m · volcano
  10. PopocatépetlPuebla · 5452 m · volcano
  11. Cerro GordoMexico · 2620 m · volcano
  12. XitleDistrito Federal · 3100 m · volcano
  13. Pico de TancítaroMichoacan de Ocampo · 3840 m · volcano
  14. El AguajitoBaja California Sur · 1300 m · volcano
  15. Volcán de ColimaJalisco · 3860 m · volcano
  16. IztaccíhuatlPuebla · 5230 m · volcano
  17. Cerro ColoradoMexico · 2260 m · volcano
  18. TetlalmancheDistrito Federal · 2745 m · volcano
  19. Tetillas (Cerro de la Antena)Michoacan de Ocampo · 2760 m · volcano
  20. Volcán de TequilaJalisco · 2920 m · volcano
  21. Crater San IsidroPuebla · 2840 m · volcano
  22. Jocotitlán (Xocotépetl)Mexico · 3900 m · volcano
  23. TeuhtliDistrito Federal · 2710 m · volcano
  24. Cerro El PilónMichoacan de Ocampo · 3388 m · volcano
  25. Volcan San AntonioMexico · 3673 m · volcano
  26. YuhualixquiDistrito Federal · 2383 m · volcano
  27. Cerro El TecoloteMichoacan de Ocampo · 3360 m · volcano
  28. NMexico · 3239 m · volcano
  29. Volcán OcotécatlDistrito Federal · 3680 m · volcano
  30. Volcán TlálocDistrito Federal · 3680 m · volcano
  31. Volcán PeladoDistrito Federal · 3609 m · volcano
  32. Volcán CuautzinDistrito Federal · 3490 m · volcano
  33. Volcán ChichinautzinDistrito Federal · 3466 m · volcano
  34. Volcán MalacatepetlDistrito Federal · 3458 m · volcano
  35. Volcán TexoxocolDistrito Federal · 3385 m · volcano
  36. Volcán TulmiacDistrito Federal · 3316 m · volcano
  37. Volcán TetzacoatlDistrito Federal · 3306 m · volcano
  38. La ComaleraDistrito Federal · 3255 m · volcano
  39. Volcán San BartoloDistrito Federal · 3241 m · volcano
  40. Volcán PajonalDistrito Federal · 3225 m · volcano

What's in this layer

Every volcano in the layer comes with its name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude. Volcanoes, active and dormant.

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Frequently asked questions

How many volcanoes are there in Mexico?

This layer holds 998 volcanoes in Mexico, the most of them in Sonora. The data is refreshed every 6 months; this release is from November 2026.

Can I download a list of volcanoes in Mexico?

Yes. Own the layer ($5 once, or every Mexico layer with the $29 Country Pass) and export it from the studio as CSV, Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, ArcGIS, QGIS, PNG or PDF.

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What information comes with each volcano?

The name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude.

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