Salton Buttes

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Salton Buttes are a group of small volcanic domes near the Salton Sea in Southern California, known for their geothermal activity and potential volcanic hazards.

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Label Occurrences
Salton Buttes canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
volcanic dome complex
volcanic field
associatedWith high heat flow
seismic activity
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation approximately 130 feet
approximately 40 meters
eruptionStyle rhyolitic volcanism
formedBy interaction of tectonic extension and magmatism
geologicalAge Holocene
Pleistocene epoch
surface form: Pleistocene
geothermalResource Salton Sea Geothermal Field
hasFeature fumaroles
geothermal fields
hot springs
lava domes
mud pots
pyroclastic deposits
tuff rings
hasNameOrigin named after the Salton Sink
hasNearbyPowerPlants geothermal power plants near Salton Sea
hazard earthquakes
future volcanic eruptions
gas emissions
isPartOf Salton Sea Geothermal Field
surface form: Salton Sea geothermal system
lastEruption Holocene
surface form: Holocene epoch
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Imperial County
Salton Trough
Southern California
locatedNear Salton Sea
locatedOn southern shore of the Salton Sea
monitoredBy USGS California Volcano Observatory
surface form: California Volcano Observatory

United States Geological Survey
nearbyBodyOfWater Salton Sea
nearbyCity Brawley
Calipatria
partOf Brawley Seismic Zone
San Andreas Fault
surface form: San Andreas fault system
rockType obsidian
rhyolite
tectonicSetting pull-apart basin
transform plate boundary
usedFor geothermal power generation
volcanicArcOrBelt Basin and Range Province
East Pacific Rise
surface form: East Pacific Rise spreading system
volcanicHazardLevel potentially active

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CalVO monitors Salton Buttes