Pahvant Valley volcanic field

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Pahvant Valley volcanic field is a geologically active area in central Utah characterized by young volcanic features such as cinder cones, lava flows, and basaltic eruptions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf volcanic field
composition mafic
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eruptionStyle Hawaiian eruptions
Strombolian eruptions
basaltic eruptions
formedBy crustal extension
geologicalAge Holocene
Pleistocene
Quaternary
hasFeature cinder cones
lava flows
monogenetic vents
pyroclastic deposits
spatter cones
hasRockType basalt
basaltic andesite
hazardType lava flows
tephra fall
volcanic gases
lastEruption Holocene epoch NERFINISHED
locatedIn Pahvant Valley NERFINISHED
Sevier County, Utah NERFINISHED
Utah
central Utah NERFINISHED
locatedOn North American Plate NERFINISHED
magmaType alkali basalt
tholeiitic basalt
monitoredBy U.S. Geological Survey NERFINISHED
Utah Geological Survey NERFINISHED
near Interstate 15 in Utah NERFINISHED
Pahvant Range NERFINISHED
Sevier Desert NERFINISHED
partOf Basin and Range Province
Intermountain West NERFINISHED
Utah volcanic fields NERFINISHED
region western United States NERFINISHED
researchField Quaternary geology
tectonics
volcanology
surfaceExpression aa lava
blocky lava flows
lava shields
scoria cones
tectonicSetting extensional regime
intraplate
volcanicActivity geologically young
potentially active

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Pahvant Range contains Pahvant Valley volcanic field