Long Valley caldera viewed toward the NE rim from above the resurge...
By Volcano Hazards Program
1992 (approx.)
Detailed Description
The Owens River flows from left to right between the dome and caldera rim in the broad depression known as Long Valley, after which the caldera was named.
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Related
Features of the Long Valley Caldera
The broad depression of Long Valley Caldera that we see today is much shallower and a little larger in diameter than it was immediately after its formation about 760,000 years ago.
Related
Features of the Long Valley Caldera
The broad depression of Long Valley Caldera that we see today is much shallower and a little larger in diameter than it was immediately after its formation about 760,000 years ago.