Brokeoff Volcano

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Brokeoff Volcano is an eroded, extinct stratovolcano in northern California that forms a prominent peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct volcano
stratovolcano
alsoKnownAs Brokeoff Mountain
Mount Tehama
composition andesite
dacite
country United States
erodedBy fluvial erosion
glacial erosion
eruptionStyle andesitic volcanism
formedAs large composite volcano
formedBy subduction of the Juan de Fuca Plate beneath the North American Plate
geologicalAge Pleistocene
hasFeature remnant of a larger ancestral volcano
steep eroded slopes
hasGeologicalSignificance records early activity of the Lassen volcanic center
hasHikingTrail Brokeoff Mountain Trail
hasTopographicProminence prominent peak within Lassen Volcanic National Park
hasViewOf Lassen Peak
Lassen Volcanic National Park high country
isPartOf Lassen Volcanic National Park landscape
isPopularFor day hiking
scenic views of Lassen Volcanic National Park
isRemnantOf ancient Mount Tehama stratovolcano
lastEruptionPeriod Pleistocene epoch
locatedIn California
Northern California
locatedInCounty Shasta County, California
linked to: Shasta County

Tehama County, California
linked to: Tehama County
locatedInProtectedArea Lassen Volcanic National Park
locatedNear Lassen Peak
managedBy Lassen Volcanic National Park administration
mountainType volcanic peak
nearestCity Redding, California
linked to: Redding
partOf Cascade Range
Lassen volcanic center
protectedBy U.S. National Park Service
region Shasta Cascade region of California
relativeLocation southwest of Lassen Peak
status extinct
volcanicArcOrBelt Cascade Volcanic Arc

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