Novarupta Dome with Falling Mountain in the background, Katmai National Park and Preserve. The rubbly rhyolitic dome, 380 m in diameter, was the last product of the great eruption of 1912, forming in the weeks to months after the explosive eruptions of June 6-9. Falling Mountain was bisected by the eruption and marks the southwest edge of the vent.
Date: Jun 13th, 2003
Volcano(es): Falling Mtn Novarupta
Photographer: Smith, S. J.
URL: avo.alaska.edu/image/view/2101
Credit: Image courtesy of Steve J. Smith.
Use Restriction: Please cite Steve J. Smith when using this image. For permission contact him at iceburghwolves@charter.net.
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Volcano(es): Falling Mtn Novarupta
Photographer: Smith, S. J.
URL: avo.alaska.edu/image/view/2101
Credit: Image courtesy of Steve J. Smith.
Use Restriction: Please cite Steve J. Smith when using this image. For permission contact him at iceburghwolves@charter.net.
Full Resolution.