The Sifton Range volcanic complex is an early Cenozoic volcanic complex in southwestern Yukon, Canada. It is the northernmost volcanic center of the Skukum Group and is made of a 700 m thick, shallow-dipping, volcanic sequence dominated by middle lavas and pyroclastic deposits.

See also

• Volcanism in Canada
• List of volcanoes in Canada

References

• Sifton Range volcanic complex and the early tertiary volcanic-plutonic relationship in the northern Canadian cordillera

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