The Korath volcanic area is a group of around 20 tuff cones in southern Ethiopia on the Turkana Rift. They each have lava flows that have flowed up to 5 kilometers. The most recent rivers arose from a centrally located crater and poured through a rupture in the rim of that crater. The exact age is unknown, but was limited to a minimum of 7900 years using the radiocarbon method. It is believed that the lava is between 30,000 and 7,900 years old.
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^ A Davidson: The Omo River Project: reconnaissance geology and geochemistry of parts of Ilubabor, Kefa, Gemu Gofa and Sidamo, Ethiopia . Ed .: Ethiopian Institute of Geological Surveys. 1983, p.1-89 .
