Realizing Mars' SuperVolcanos

Mike Beauregard says: 21.3 km high, supervolcano #1

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Mike Beauregard says: 18.2 km high, supervolcano #2

Mike Beauregard says: 17.8 km high, supervolcano #3

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Mike Beauregard says: 14.13 km high #4

Mike Beauregard says: 14.08 km high, Pavonis Mons, supervolcano #5

Mike Beauregard says: 9 km high, supervolcano #6 lies between Labyrinthus and Valles Marineris

Mike Beauregard says: 8.85 km tall, Earth's highest uplifted mountain is capped by fossilferous limestone

Mike Beauregard says: #7 shield volcano, Thaumasia Mtns' highest elevation is 7.6 km high Warrego Rise.

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Mike Beauregard says: 7 km high Tharsis Tholus, Mars shield volcano #8

Mike Beauregard says: 6.8 km high, within the wide summit caldera of Alba Patera, Mars shield volcano #9

Mike Beauregard says: 6.5 km high, Mars shield volcano #10

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Mike Beauregard says: 5 km high Apollinaris Patera, Mars shield volcano #11

Mike Beauregard says: 4 km high Mars shield volcano #12

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