Boiling Springs Lake hydrothermal area

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Boiling Springs Lake hydrothermal area is a highly active geothermal zone in Lassen Volcanic National Park known for its hot, acidic lake and numerous steam vents and mud pots.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geothermal area
geothermal field
hydrothermal area
access hiking trail
associatedWith Bumpass Hell hydrothermal area
linked to: Bumpass Hell

Lassen Peak
Lassen volcanic system
Terminal Geyser
country United States
county Lassen County
ecosystemType hydrothermal ecosystem
geothermalActivity high
hasFeature hot acidic lake
hydrothermal alteration
rotten egg odor
sulfur deposits
hasPart Boiling Springs Lake
boiling springs
fumaroles
mud pots
steam vents
hazard scalding water
toxic gases
unstable ground
isTouristAttraction true
knownFor intense hydrothermal activity
large hot acidic lake
numerous mud pots
numerous steam vents
locatedIn California
Lassen County, California
linked to: Lassen County

Lassen Volcanic National Park
United States
managedBy U.S. National Park Service
monitoring geothermal monitoring by park scientists
near Drakesbad Guest Ranch
Warner Valley
partOf Cascade Range volcanic arc
Lassen hydrothermal system
regulation visitor access restrictions near shoreline
state California
subjectOf geothermal research
supports thermophilic microorganisms
temperatureCharacteristic very hot surface waters
volcanicOrigin subduction-related volcanism
waterAcidity acidic
withinProtectedArea Lassen Volcanic National Park

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Lassen Volcanic National Park hydrothermal system hasSubarea Boiling Springs Lake hydrothermal area