Mount Vesuvius is a stat volcano on the shore of Naples in Italy. It ranges 9 kilometers east of Naples. It is the volcano which has erupted Europe for the last hundred years. It is famous for its destruction in 79AD in the two cities Herculaneum and Pompeii of Roman. Vesuvius is the name of the volcano mentioned by the authors of ancient Roman Republic and Roman Empire. Vesuvius is distinctively “humpbacked” mountain. It is still known for its destruction and volcanoes, although the quantity of volcanoes is not like before.

Some of the “Mount Vesuvius Facts” are as follows. It consists of condensed cone, looming large over the bay of Naples. The volcano mountain slopes which are different in gradient are lined in deep gradual grooves. On the slope of volcano, all the regions were formed by transferring lava mud. Lava, in the days of rain, ran down from slopes towards the deep valley via furrows or most popular as “lagni”. These regions were fertile in land for vegetation having potassium and silicon. To watch all the area of the mountain, you'll have to walk along the crater of the Mountain Vesuvius. You can expect to see, if the sky is clear, the complete gulf of Naples, Ischia and Procida and Peninsula to Cape Miseno.

To protect the beauty and attractiveness of the Mountain Vesuvius, many steps have been taken by the Italian Government in this regard. Wildlife also can be seen in Mount Vesuvius to increase its beauty by leaps and bounds. The danger is that its eruption has not been stopped. It's still going on and can be happen at any moment as it recently happened in 1944. Almost over 2 million people have residence near Mount Vesuvius.

The people from nearest areas should migrate to some other land in Italy to save themselves from the further calamity. Some imperative steps should be taken in this regard to save mobs of Italy near the Mount Vesuvius.