Cayley volcanic complex

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The Cayley volcanic complex is a group of eroded volcanic formations in southwestern British Columbia that forms part of the Canadian Cascade volcanic arc.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Cayley volcanic complex canonical 1
Mount Cayley volcanic field 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf stratovolcano
volcanic complex
age Pleistocene
composition andesite
basaltic andesite
dacite
rhyodacite
country Canada
erosionalState deeply eroded
eruptionStyle effusive volcanism
explosive volcanism
formationProcess subduction-related volcanism
geologicalAge Pleistocene epoch
geologicalProvince Canadian Cordillera
hasPart Mount Cayley
Mount Fee
Pali Dome
Pyroclastic Peak
Ring Mountain
Shovelnose Creek volcanic deposits
Slag Hill
hasRockType lava flows
pyroclastic deposits
volcanic breccia
hazardPotential debris flows
lahars
volcanic landslides
lastEruption Pleistocene
locatedIn British Columbia
Southwestern British Columbia
locatedNorthOf Vancouver, British Columbia
linked to: Vancouver
locatedOn Cascadia subduction zone
North American Plate
monitoredBy Geological Survey of Canada
Natural Resources Canada
mountainRange Coast Mountains
Pacific Ranges
namedAfter Mount Cayley
nearbySettlement Squamish, British Columbia
linked to: Squamish

Whistler, British Columbia
linked to: Whistler
partOf Canadian Cascade volcanic arc
Cascade Volcanic Arc
region Sea-to-Sky Corridor
status extinct volcano
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
volcanicArcOrBelt Cascade Volcanic Arc
volcanicBelt Garibaldi Volcanic Belt
volcanicType eroded volcanic complex
stratovolcano

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Garibaldi Volcanic Belt contains Cayley volcanic complex
Mount Fee isPartOfVolcanicField Mount Cayley volcanic field
linked to: Cayley volcanic complex