Inyo Craters, part of the Mono-Inyo Chain, Long Valley region, Ca
By California Volcano Observatory
1984 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Inyo Craters, part of the Mono-Inyo Chain, Long Valley region, California.
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Public Domain.
Related
Long Valley Caldera Field Guide - Inyo Craters
Three young (1350 CE) craters formed by phreatic, or steam-driven, eruptions.
Geologic History of the Inyo Craters Volcanic Chain
A long, narrow tabular body of molten rock beneath the ground called a "dike" fed eruptions that formed the Inyo lava flows and several explosion craters around Deer Mountain.
Related
Long Valley Caldera Field Guide - Inyo Craters
Three young (1350 CE) craters formed by phreatic, or steam-driven, eruptions.
Geologic History of the Inyo Craters Volcanic Chain
A long, narrow tabular body of molten rock beneath the ground called a "dike" fed eruptions that formed the Inyo lava flows and several explosion craters around Deer Mountain.