Fort Rock–Christmas Lake Valley volcanic field

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The Fort Rock–Christmas Lake Valley volcanic field is a geologically young area in south-central Oregon characterized by numerous maars, tuff rings, and basaltic lava flows formed by explosive and effusive volcanic activity.

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Fort Rock–Christmas Lake Valley volcanic field canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monogenetic volcanic field
volcanic field
climate semi-arid
contains Big Hole maar NERFINISHED
Crack-in-the-Ground fissure NERFINISHED
Devils Garden lava field NERFINISHED
East Lava Field NERFINISHED
Fort Rock maar NERFINISHED
Four Craters Lava Field NERFINISHED
Hole-in-the-Ground maar NERFINISHED
Lost Forest Research Natural Area NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eruptionStyle effusive
explosive
formedBy Strombolian eruptions
phreatomagmatic eruptions
geologicalAge Holocene
Pleistocene
Quaternary
hasHazardPotential low to moderate
hasLandform lava shield
lava tube
tuff ring plateau
lastEruption Holocene epoch NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lake County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Oregon
south-central Oregon NERFINISHED
monitoredBy USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory NERFINISHED
United States Geological Survey NERFINISHED
near Christmas Lake Valley NERFINISHED
Fort Rock, Oregon NERFINISHED
overlies Basin-fill sediments
partOf Basin and Range Province
High Lava Plains NERFINISHED
relatedTo Brothers Fault Zone NERFINISHED
Newberry Volcano NERFINISHED
rockType basalt
basaltic andesite
surfaceExpression maars filled with sediment
scoria cones
tectonicSetting extensional regime
intra-plate
usedFor geologic research
volcanology education
volcanicFeature cinder cone
lava flow
maar
spatter cone
tuff ring

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Volcanoes of Oregon hasNotableMember Fort Rock–Christmas Lake Valley volcanic field