Mountains And Volcanos On Stamps

Ecuador
Volcanoes of Ecuador
August 20, 2018
The stamp set features Corazón, Imbabura, Cotacachi.

Nicaragua - vulcanos

One of these stamps was posted in this thread before. I am posting the complete set, that was issued in 1978 and has 6 se-tenants stamps.

Colombia

In 1985 the Vulcano Nevado del Ruiz erupted and destroyed the city of Armero, in one of the greatests tragedies of all times in Colombia, killing almost 25 000 people. It stands at 5321 meters in the region of Caldas e Tolima. The stamp was issued 46 years before this tragedie along another 14 stamps, with the main theme 'Views'. In 1959 it received an overprint, with another 21 stamps - with the label 'unificado' , for airmail purpouses.

New Zealand

issue: 1997
definitive stamp

Mount Ruapehu

Here's another Mt. Egmont, New Zealand stamp. This one was issued by private courier Pete's Post.

From their website, "Pete\'s Post is a postal brand within the New Zealand Mail Group postal businesses. Pete's Post began back ion 2001 as an alternative postal network and from its small beginnings in regional North Island cities and towns, Pete's Post grew to be one of the most recognized postal brands in New Zealand."

The stamp is inscribed "Mount Egmont/Taranaki." Mount Taranaki is the name by which the volcano is known by the Maori people.

Ascension Island

1978

This domestic rate stamp issued by private mail courier DX Mail is in inscribed "Mt. Maunganui". Mount Maunganui refers to both the town (population 19000) and the volcanic mountain. As depicted, the residents have an ocean beach, a nice bay, and a mountain.

This stamp of private mail courier Fastway Post New Zealand Ltd. depicts The photogenic Mitre Peak. Mitre Peak is located close to the shore of Milford Sound, South Island. At 1683 meters (5522 ft.) of deeply sloping stone, it has always been a challenge for climbers.

From Wikipedia: "The distinctive shape of the peak in southern New Zealand gives the mountain its name, after the mitre headwater of the Christian bishops."

Kyrgyzstan
International Year of Sustainable Tourism
November 20, 2017
The stamp depicts Manas Peak (elevation 4488 m), the highest point of the Talas Ala-Too range in northern Kyrgyzstan.

Mt. Skeggi, Arnarfjord, designed by Þröstur Magnússon, printed by photogravure on granite paper and issued by Iceland on September 20, 1989 as one of a set of two stamps promoting tourism, Scott No. 678, Facit No. 741.

- nethryk

Japan Scott 223 to 226 National Parks series. Mount Fuji.

Japan Scott 280 1938 National Parks series. Mount Nantai.

Japan Scott 290 to 293 1939 National Parks series. Aso National Park established in 1934 and name changed to Aso Kuju National Park in 1986.

Japan Scott 288a souvenir sheet commemorating Daisen and Inland Sea National Parks.

Here is an image of a stamp depicting Mount Nyiragongo, an active stratovolcano with an elevation of 3,470 m (11,380 ft) located inside Virunga National Park, printed by lithography (Harrison and Sons, Ltd.), and issued by Zaire (now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo) in 1990 as one of a set of four stamps promoting tourism, Scott No. 1256, plus a photo of the volcano.

- nethryk