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Hazards Summary for Mount Bachelor

Although Mount Bachelor looks similar to many of the more long-lived and potentially dangerous volcanic peaks of the Cascade Range, the mountain is part of a mafic volcanic chain that poses little danger for future eruptive activity.
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Hazards Summary for Mount Bachelor

Although Mount Bachelor looks similar to many of the more long-lived and potentially dangerous volcanic peaks of the Cascade Range, the mountain is part of a mafic volcanic chain that poses little danger for future eruptive activity.
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Geology and History Summary for Mount Bachelor

Mount Bachelor is a basalt to basaltic andesite summit cone that sits atop a shield volcano 15 km southeast of South Sister.
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Geology and History Summary for Mount Bachelor

Mount Bachelor is a basalt to basaltic andesite summit cone that sits atop a shield volcano 15 km southeast of South Sister.
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Eruption History of Mount Bachelor Volcanic Chain

Four discrete eruptive episodes are recognized.
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Eruption History of Mount Bachelor Volcanic Chain

Four discrete eruptive episodes are recognized.
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