Devils Garden volcanic field

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Devils Garden volcanic field is an extensive area of young basaltic lava flows and volcanic features in central Oregon, known for its broad lava fields and cinder cones.

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Devils Garden lava field 1
Devils Garden volcanic field canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basaltic volcanic field
volcanic field
composition basalt
basaltic andesite
country United States of America
eruptionStyle effusive eruption
geologicalAge Holocene
Pleistocene
Quaternary
hasFeature cinder cone
lava field
lava tube
low shield volcano
pressure ridge
spatter cone
hazardLevel low to moderate
hazardType lava flow hazard
isPartOf Cascade volcanic region (broad sense)
lastEruption Holocene epoch
linked to: Holocene
locatedIn Deschutes County, Oregon
High Lava Plains
Lake County, Oregon
Oregon
central Oregon
linked to: Central Oregon
locatedOn North American Plate
morphology broad lava plain
overlapping lava flows
near Fort Rock basin
linked to: Fort Rock Basin

Newberry National Volcanic Monument
linked to: Newberry Volcano
notableFor extensive young basaltic lava flows
numerous small cinder cones
well-preserved volcanic landforms
partOf Basin and Range Province
High Lava Plains volcanic province
linked to: High Lava Plains
rockType mafic lava
surfaceExpression aa lava
blocky lava flows
pahoehoe lava
young basaltic lava flows
tectonicSetting extensional tectonic regime
intraplate volcanism
usedFor geologic research
volcanology field studies
volcanicType basaltic lava field
monogenetic volcanic field

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Volcanoes of Oregon hasNotableMember Devils Garden volcanic field
Fort Rock–Christmas Lake Valley volcanic field contains Devils Garden lava field
linked to: Devils Garden volcanic field