Sand Mountain Field

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Sand Mountain Field is a volcanic field in Oregon composed of numerous cinder cones and lava flows formed during relatively recent basaltic eruptions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basaltic volcanic field
volcanic field
access forest roads and trails
ageClassification Quaternary
alignmentControl regional tectonic fractures
climateZone temperate montane
composition basalt
basaltic andesite
contains Belknap Crater area vents
Sand Mountain cinder cone NERFINISHED
multiple monogenetic vents
country United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredBy coniferous forest
drainageImpact lava-dammed valleys
eruptionFrequency infrequent
eruptionProducts lava bombs
scoria
spatter
eruptionStyle Hawaiian
Strombolian
formedBy basaltic fissure eruptions
geologicalProvince Cascade Volcanic Arc NERFINISHED
hasFeature cinder cones
lava flows
hasGeomorphologicalFeature blocky lava flows
lava shields
pāhoehoe lava flows
spatter cones
ʻaʻā lava flows
hazardType lava flow hazard
tephra fall hazard
lastEruptionAge Holocene
locatedIn Cascade Range NERFINISHED
Oregon
central Oregon NERFINISHED
morphology aligned cinder cones
scoria cones
partOf High Cascades NERFINISHED
researchInterest Holocene mafic volcanism of the Cascades
rockType mafic
surfaceExpression overlapping lava flows
tectonicSetting subduction-related arc
timePeriod Late Pleistocene to Holocene activity
usedFor geologic field studies
volcanic hazard assessment
ventType monogenetic cones
volcanicArc Cascade Volcanic Arc NERFINISHED

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Volcanoes of Oregon hasNotableMember Sand Mountain Field