Category:Cinder cones in Idaho

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Media in category "Cinder cones in Idaho"

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  Big Southern Butte and moon (f338cc62-155d-4519-3ec8-44d84c59a9c0).jpg 800 × 535; 242 KB
  
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  Cinder cones & spatter cones (Holocene; Craters of the Moon Lava Field, Snake River Plain, Idaho, USA).jpg 3,008 × 1,424; 3.3 MB
  
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  Inferno Cone is the most famous volcano in the park. Visitors can hike the 0.2 mile trail to the summit located 164 feet above (2c507883-e284-b04a-0901-b9b8f8a475b6).jpg 800 × 545; 309 KB
  
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  Lava or volcanic bombs are rocks that form when lava fragments cool before they hit the ground. The shape of the bomb depends on (f302875d-155d-4519-3e1e-dd4654062b05).jpg 800 × 542; 395 KB
  
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  North Crater in Winter (2c377255-a95b-8224-3d1a-5218c82b3d13).jpg 800 × 546; 327 KB
  
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  Pit Craters leading to Big Craters (2c4ca531-9d96-7773-1db1-c0d74c687348).jpg 546 × 800; 419 KB
  
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  The Spatter Cones (foreground) and Big Cinder Butte (far right) all sit on on the Great Rift, a 52-mile long tear in the earth's (c1e4a624-e243-8fa0-c121-24c574a28de9).jpg 800 × 541; 369 KB
  
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  Tree Molds Trail parking area (36929520571).jpg 8,688 × 5,792; 35.29 MB