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gptkbp:instanceOf
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volcano
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gptkbp:area
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1,500 square miles
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gptkbp:climate
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temperate rainforest
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gptkbp:climbRate
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Monitor Ridge
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gptkbp:culturalImpact
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local communities
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gptkbp:culturalSignificance
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Native_American_history
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gptkbp:designatedAs
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gptkb:National_Volcanic_Monument
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gptkbp:educationalPrograms
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available for visitors
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gptkbp:elevation
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8,366 feet
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gptkbp:emergencyServices
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established after eruptions
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gptkbp:environmentalImpact
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ongoing efforts
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gptkbp:famousFor
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1980 eruption
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gptkbp:famousPerson
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gptkb:David_Johnson
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gptkbp:famousRival
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gptkb:Lava_Canyon_Trail
gptkb:Windy_Ridge_Trail
gptkb:Harry's_Ridge
Loowit_Trail
Climber's_Route
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gptkbp:finalDisposal
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across several states
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gptkbp:firstGeneration
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1800s
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gptkbp:flora
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coniferous forests
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gptkbp:geologicalFeatures
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gptkb:Plinian
5
present
monitored regularly
active volcano
caldera
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gptkbp:hasMajorCity
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May 18, 1980
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gptkbp:historicalResearch
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volcanology
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gptkbp:historicalSignificance
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major_eruption_in_US_history
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Mount St. Helens
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gptkbp:impact
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local weather patterns
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gptkbp:is_monitored_by
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US Geological Survey
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gptkbp:landforms
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mountain
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gptkbp:landmark
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Pacific_Northwest
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gptkbp:landUse
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recreational activities
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gptkbp:larvalStage
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triggered by eruptions
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gptkbp:lastProduced
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1980
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gptkbp:localEconomy
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tourism
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gptkbp:locatedIn
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gptkb:Washington
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gptkbp:naturalResources
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1980 eruption
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gptkbp:nearestCity
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gptkb:Castle_Rock
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gptkbp:partOf
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gptkb:Cascade_Range
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gptkbp:prominence
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5,421 feet
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gptkbp:scientificName
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ongoing research
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gptkbp:stadium
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formed after 1980
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gptkbp:surroundingArea
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gptkb:Gifford_Pinchot_National_Forest
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gptkbp:throws
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15 miles
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gptkbp:type
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stratovolcano
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gptkbp:visitorsPerYear
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over 100,000
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gptkbp:wildlife
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eagles
small mammals
deer
elk
black bear
various birds
frogs
ongoing since 1980
salamanders
surrounding area
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