What is this big Black Mass in Syria, as seen on google maps?

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What is this big black dot on the satellite view of google maps, located in Syria at about 4:00 from Damascus?



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          This is the Al-Safa Volcano in Syria. According to Wikipedia it last erupted in 1850 AD.






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