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Unimak 5270 description and information

UNIMAK 5270 LINKS

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Seismically Monitored: No
Elevation: 5269 ft (1606 m)
Latitude: 54.80321° N
Longitude:163.65937° W
Quadrangle:False Pass
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Nearby towns:False Pass 11 mi (17 km) NE
Pauloff Harbor 45 mi (73 km) SE
Cold Bay 46 mi (73 km) NE
King Cove 56 mi (91 km) NE
Anchorage 669 mi (1076 km) NE
DESCRIPTION
Unimak 5270 is an unnamed Pleistocene volcanic center between Isanotski and Roundtop on Unimak Island. Observations made from a helicopter during multiple flybys (during Shishaldin fieldwork) show that lava flows dip radially away from the summit, thus Unimak 5270 was a separate vent/volcano (from Chris Nye, 2008, written commun.)
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