Crater Lake National Park (4K) – Oregon’s Iconic Deep Blue Lake

Jordan Craters Volcanic field is located 19 miles northwest of Jordan Valley, in Southeast Oregon. The lava flows of Jordan Craters cover approximately 26 square miles with the largest vent being the Coffeepot Crater. In 1986 core samples taken at Upper Cow Lake determined that the most recent flows happened around 3,200 years ago. During the eruption Coffeepot Crater held a lava pond that occasionally broke through the confining walls and flowed into the lava field. There are numerous small con

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