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Photo ID: h327zkSubject: Lakes/PondsDescription
Damage; Flooding; Levees; Surface WaterHeloden Lake in Montana.
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Bruce Molnia

Credit Line: Copyright © Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics		North America; United States; Montana; Heloden Lake
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: h32cwaSubject: GlaciersDescription
Deposition; Glacial Deposits; Glacial Features; Glacial Geology; Glacial Lakes; Lacustrine Features; Lakes; Lode; Lodestone; Pleistocene; SedimentLodestone in a glacier deposit. Pleistocene in age. Lacustrine sediment from the western formation of North Illinois.

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Bruce Molnia

Credit Line: Copyright © Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics		North America; United States; Illinois
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: h32gfxSubject: VolcanoesDescription
Active Volcanoes; Cascade Range; Damage; Eruptions; Explosive Eruptions; Geologic Hazards; Natural Hazards; Stratovolcanoes; Volcanic Features; Volcanism; VolcanologyThe near supersonic blast when Mount Saint Helens exploded in May of 1980 produced an area about 8 miles in radius known as the direct blast zone or the tree removal zone. Within this zone almost everything was obliterated with the exception of this tree that was wedged in a crack, shredded, but not removed.
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USGS

Credit Line: Courtesy United States Geological Survey		North America; United States; Washington; Mount Saint Helens
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Photo ID: h4we2jSubject: MiningDescription
Buildings; Economic Geology; Gold Ores; Mines; Ores; Silver Ores; Tunnels; Uranium Ores; Vanadium OresAlthough San Juan County is now known for the mining of uranium and vanadium, early miners had dreams of big lodes of gold and silver in the Abajo Mountains. This tunnel house is at the Dream Mine, at Johnson Creek in San Juan County, Utah.
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USGS

Credit Line: Courtesy United States Geological Survey		North America; United States; Utah; Abajo Mountains
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

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