Geological History of Crater Lake Crater Lake National Park
Geological History of Crater Lake Crater Lake National Park
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— The Phantom Ship.
The boldest portion of the rim, excepting perhaps Llao Rock, is Button Cliff, which is made more impressive by the deep U -shape notches on either side. The notches mark points where the canyons of Sun and Sand Creeks pass through the rim to the cliff overlooking the lake, as shown in figure 16. These canyons, due to erosion on lines of drainage* belong to the period when the topographic conditions in that region were quite unlike those of to-day. They were carved out by str...eams of ice and water descending from a point over the lake, and their presence* ending as they do in the air hundreds of feet above the present water level, affords strong evidencejji favor of the former reality of Mount Mazama. ) The Phantom Ship (fig. 17) is a craggy little islet near the border of the lake under Button Cliff. Its rugged hull, with rocks towering like 22 GEOLOGICAIv HISTORY OF CRATER LAKE, OREGON.
the masts of a ship, suggests the name, and, phantom like, it disappears when viewed in certain lights from the western rim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The Phantom Ship.
The boldest portion of the rim, excepting perhaps Llao Rock, is Button Cliff, which is made more impressive by the deep U -shape notches on either side. The notches mark points where the canyons of Sun and Sand Creeks pass through the rim to the cliff overlooking the lake, as shown in figure 16. These canyons, due to erosion on lines of drainage* belong to the period when the topographic conditions in that region were quite unlike those of to-day. They were carved out by str...eams of ice and water descending from a point over the lake, and their presence* ending as they do in the air hundreds of feet above the present water level, affords strong evidencejji favor of the former reality of Mount Mazama. ) The Phantom Ship (fig. 17) is a craggy little islet near the border of the lake under Button Cliff. Its rugged hull, with rocks towering like 22 GEOLOGICAIv HISTORY OF CRATER LAKE, OREGON.
the masts of a ship, suggests the name, and, phantom like, it disappears when viewed in certain lights from the western rim.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S Joseph Silas Diller to read onlineMoreLess
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