Lava flows of West Dome, one the structural highpoints of
Diamond Craters, rise NE of lake-filled Malheur Maar. The shallow 2-m-deep lake occupies one of many
maars (the rest of which are dry) of the Diamond Craters volcanic field. Southeastern Oregon, USA.
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Diamond Craters, rise NE of lake-filled Malheur Maar. The shallow 2-m-deep lake occupies one of many
maars (the rest of which are dry) of the
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