Aerial view of the Mt. Churchill caldera.  The high point on the left is the summit of Mt. Churchill, which forms the western wall of the caldera, the depression in center of image.  This was the source of the White River Ash, the product of two large eruptions (63 CE and 846-847 CE).

Aerial view of the Mt. Churchill caldera. The high point on the left is the summit of Mt. Churchill, which forms the western wall of the caldera, the depression in center of image. This was the source of the White River Ash, the product of two large eruptions (63 CE and 846-847 CE).

Date: Jun 12th, 2002
Volcano(es): Churchill, Mt
Photographer: McGimsey, R. G.
URL: avo.alaska.edu/image/view/78521
Image courtesy of AVO/USGS.
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