This map shows the location of the June 24, 2024 earthquake swarm at the Lassen Volcanic Center relative to Lassen Peak and Growler & Morgan Hot Springs. Earthquakes are indicated by white, blue, and yellow circles, scaled to the earthquake size.
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Lassen Volcanic Center earthquake swarm of June 24, 2024
This map shows the location of the June 24, 2024 earthquake swarm at the Lassen Volcanic Center relative to Lassen Peak and Growler & Morgan Hot Springs. Earthquakes are indicated by white, blue, and yellow circles, scaled to the earthquake size.
LSIB helicorder trace from the Lassen Volcanic Center on June 24, 2024.
This digital helicorder record from station LSIB on the Northern California Seismic Network emphasizes the dozens of tiny earthquakes in Lassen's June 24 swarm. Earch line of the helicorder shows 15 minutes of time, with the entire record covering 24 hours.
This digital helicorder record from station LSIB on the Northern California Seismic Network emphasizes the dozens of tiny earthquakes in Lassen's June 24 swarm. Earch line of the helicorder shows 15 minutes of time, with the entire record covering 24 hours.
Devil's Kitchen hydrothermal area in the Lassen Volcanic Center
Devils Kitchen in the Lassen Volcanic Region (within the bounds of the Lassen Volcanic National Park) is the second largest of Lassen's hydrothermal areas, after Bumpass Hell. Located in the Warner Valley in the southeast corner of the Park, Devils Kitchen contains boiling springs, mudpots, hot streams, and steam vents. USGS photo courtesy of Deb Bergfeld
Devils Kitchen in the Lassen Volcanic Region (within the bounds of the Lassen Volcanic National Park) is the second largest of Lassen's hydrothermal areas, after Bumpass Hell. Located in the Warner Valley in the southeast corner of the Park, Devils Kitchen contains boiling springs, mudpots, hot streams, and steam vents. USGS photo courtesy of Deb Bergfeld
Collecting gases from a hot spring pool near Lassen Peak, California
Inverted funnel connected to thermoplastic tubing used to collect gas from a hot spring pool near Lassen Peak, California.
Inverted funnel connected to thermoplastic tubing used to collect gas from a hot spring pool near Lassen Peak, California.
Geologic field-trip guide to Lassen Volcanic National Park
Geologic field-trip guide to Lassen Volcanic National Park and vicinity, California
Geologic field-trip guide to Lassen Volcanic National Park and vicinity, California
Lassen Volcanic Center, CA simplified hazards map
Lassen Volcanic Center, California simplified hazards map showing potential impact area for ground-based hazards during a volcanic event.
Lassen Volcanic Center, California simplified hazards map showing potential impact area for ground-based hazards during a volcanic event.
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