Relation of the eruptions of which one has historical record[1][2] in the Island of Tenerife:

• 1341: First historical eruption according to references of Biscayan sailors who wrote it down in his diaries. This rash, however, is not considered a reliable reference.[3]
• 1393-1394: Second historical eruption according to references of Biscayan sailors. It is not considered reliable.[3]
• 1430: This eruption is only known by references of the Guanches. It took place in the area of the Orotava Valley, although it has not been located with exactitude.[3]
• 1492: The eruption of Boca Cangrejo was seen by Christopher Columbus during his passage through the south of Tenerife towards the discovery of America.[4]
• 1704-1705: It took place through three points of emission: Siete Fuentes, Fasnia and Montaña de Las Arenas.
• 1706: The eruption of Trevejo or of Garachico happened on 5 May, about 8 kilometers to the south of the Villa of Garachico.
• 1798: The eruption of Chahorra occurred in the Pico Viejo on 9 June 1798 and ended on 8 September that year.
• 1909: The eruption of Chinyero began on 18 November 1909 and lasted 10 days.

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[es] Erupciones históricas de Tenerife