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Cross-bedded sandstone, Oregon
Cross-bedding in sandstone of Miocene Astoria Formation, Oregon (190907-63)
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Cross-bedding in sandstone of Miocene Astoria Formation, Oregon (190907-59)
Download ImageSoft-sediment deformation, Oregon
Disharmonic folding caused by soft-sediment deformation in sandstone of Miocene Astoria Formation, Oregon coast (190907-34)
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Disharmonic folding caused by soft-sediment deformation in sandstone of Miocene Astoria Formation, Oregon coast (190907-29)
Download ImageRocks embedded in tree roots (vertical)
Rocks brought to surface in the roots of a fallen tree, Oregon (190907-16)
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Rocks brought to surface in the roots of a fallen tree, Oregon (190907-14)
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Rocks brought to surface in the roots of a fallen tree, Oregon (190907-13)
Download ImagePillow basalt breccia and palagonite (vertical)
Pillow basalt breccia and palagonite. Oregon Coast Range.(190906-7)
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Pillow basalt breccia and palagonite. Oregon Coast Range (190906-5)
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Pillow basalt breccia and palagonite. Oregon Coast Range. Photo is about 1 meter across. (190906-4)
Download ImageAlpine lake and eroded volcano, Oregon
Alpine lake and Broken Top, an extinct, eroded volcano in the Oregon Cascades. (190825-96)
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Glacial moraine-dammed lake, Broken Top Volcano, an extinct, deeply eroded volcano in the Oregon Cascades. (190825-27)
Download ImageAlpine lake and eroded volcano, Oregon (Vertical)
Alpine lake and Broken Top, an extinct, eroded volcano in the Oregon Cascades. (190825-26)
Download ImageAlpine lake and eroded volcano, Oregon (Vertical)
Alpine lake and Broken Top, an extinct, eroded volcano in the Oregon Cascades. (190825-23)
Download ImagePyroclastic deposits in wall of Oregon volcano
Pyroclastic deposits in wall of Broken Top, an extinct and eroded volcano in the Oregon Cascades. (190825-9)
Download ImageBurned forest, Oregon Cascades
Burned forest and Mt. Jefferson, Oregon Cascades. (190824-27)
Download ImageDeschutes River, Oregon (vertical)
Columbia River Basalt flows framing the Deschutes River canyon near Maupin, Oregon (190812-54)
Download ImageFilled lava tube, Oregon
Filled lava tube exposed in canyon wall, Oregon. Columbia River Basalt Group (190812-48)
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Filled lava tube exposed in canyon wall, Oregon. Columbia River Basalt Group (190812-43)
Download ImageFilled lava tube, Oregon (vertical)
Filled lava tube exposed in canyon wall of Deschutes River, Oregon. Columbia River Basalt Group (190812-41)
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