Glacier Peak

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Cascade Range volcano glaciated volcano stratovolcano

Glacier Peak is a glaciated stratovolcano in Washington State, known as one of the major and more remote volcanoes of the Cascade Range.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Cascade Range volcano → glaciated volcano → stratovolcano →
age	Pleistocene to Holocene →
climbingRoute	Disappointment Peak Cleaver route → White Chuck Glacier route →
country	United States →
distanceToSeattle	approximately 110 km →
drainage	North Fork Sauk River → Suiattle River → White Chuck River →
elevation	10541 ft → 3213 m →
eruptiveProduct	andesite → dacite → rhyodacite →
firstAscent	1897 →
firstAscentBy	Party of the U.S. Geological Survey → Thomas Gerdine →
geologicalSetting	subduction zone volcano →
hasGlacier	Chocolate Glacier → Cool Glacier → Dusty Glacier → Kennedy Glacier → North Guardian Glacier → Scimitar Glacier → South Guardian Glacier → Suiattle Glacier → White Chuck Glacier →
hazardType	lahars → pyroclastic flows → tephra fall →
isPartOf	Glacier Peak Wilderness →
knownFor	explosive eruptions → extensive glaciation → remote location →
lastEruption	Holocene epoch → approximately 18th–19th century CE →
listedOn	Washington Bulger Top 100 →
locatedIn	Snohomish County, Washington → Washington State →
managedBy	U.S. Forest Service →
mountainRange	Cascade Range →
nearestMajorCity	Seattle, Washington →
notableEruption	large late Pleistocene explosive eruptions →
prominence	7020 ft →
topographicIsolation	approximately 31 km →
volcanicArcOrBelt	Cascade Volcanic Arc →
volcanoType	stratovolcano →
withinProtectedArea	Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest → Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cascade Volcanic Arc →	hasVolcano
USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory →	monitors
Cascade Range →	notablePeak