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Fort Rock

Fort Rock

Rock formation in Oregon, United States.

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  1. Phreatomagmatic eruption

    Volcanic eruption involving both steam and magma.

    58%

  2. Fort Rock Cave

    Archaeological site in Oregon, USA.

    19%

  3. Hole-in-the-Ground

    Volcanic explosion crater (Maar) in Oregon, USA.

    14%

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    Endorheic pluvial lake in Oregon.

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