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Complete Listing
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The Klamath Wildlife Refuges and Tulelake
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Observation platform at the Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge. (7-21-07)
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Drainage canal and levee road at Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge. (7-21-07)
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Main Street in the town of Tulelake. (7-21-07)
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Warner Mountains and Surprise Valley
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Mount Vida viewpoint in the northern Warner Mountains. (7-4-03)
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Looking south into Surprise Valley from north of Fort Bidwell. (7-4-03)
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The northern part of Surprise Valley, with an extensive dry lake. (7-4-03)
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Irrigated hayfields in Surprise Valley. (7-4-03)
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Main Street in the town of Cedarville. (7-4-03)
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Clear Lake in the southern part of the Warner Mountains. (7-4-03)
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The Pit River and Burney Falls
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Potem Falls, in a side canyon of the Pit Arm of Shasta Lake. (7-3-03)
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Burney Falls, fed by a thousand springs. (9-18-04)
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Hat Creek
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At the mouth of Subway Cave, a lava tube cave near the source of Hat Creek.
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Inside Subway Cave, a lava tube cave.
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Lava Beds National Monument
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The Geography field class 2004 enjoys the sunset from Fleeners Chimneys, a splatter cone. (9-18-04)
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The entrance to Skull Cave.
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On the ladder descending into Skull Cave.
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The lava beds form a natural fortification at Captain Jack's Stronghold. (9-23-06)
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The surface of the lava beds at the Stronghold is very rough and broken.
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Captain Jack's cave, deep within the Stronghold.
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Giant Crater Lava Flow
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Ponderosa pine and grassland on Julia Glover Flat.
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A dramatic fault scarp above Julia Glover Flat.
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The fissure containing the Mayfield Ice Cave.
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Lassen Park Road - Northern Section
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Manzanita Lake, with a view of Mount Lassen and the Chaos Crags. (7-31-06)
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At the outlet of Manzanita Lake. (7-31-06)
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The Loomis Museum and Seismograph. (7-31-06)
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The Chaos Jumbles, rockfall from the Chaos Crags. (7-31-06)
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Summit Lake, a popular camping area and trailhead. (7-30-06)
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Hat Lake, a beaver-dammed lake, source of Hat Creek. (7-31-06)
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Lassen Park Road - Near the Summit
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Pinemat manzanita covering the ground under red fir and white pine. (7-31-06)
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Interpretive signs at the Devastated Area. (7-31-06)
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Summer snow with red algae in the whitebark pine forest on the eastern slopes of Lassen Peak.
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From the road above Lake Helen, abundant snow remains into summer in most years. (7-31-06)
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Lake Helen, still frozen in late July. (7-31-06)
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Lassen Park Road - Southern Section
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At the top of Mill Creek Canyon. (7-30-06)
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The road climbs steadily along the steep side of Mill Creek Canyon. (7-30-06)
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The Sulphur Works geothermal area is right on the road. (7-31-06)
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Steam vents in the road cut at the Sulphur Works. (7-31-06)
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Mules ears make a colorful midsummer display. (7-30-06)
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Mill Creek Falls, hard to approach and hard to photograph safely. (7-30-06)
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The Cinder Cone
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The Geography Field Class 2006 making camp at Butte Creek on a cold fall evening. (9-22-06)
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Butte Lake, created when a lava flow dammed the valley.
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Bathtub Lake, near Butte Lake.
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Mixed ponderosa and Jeffrey pine forest at the edge of the Fantastic Lava Beds.
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The steep trail up the Cinder Cone.
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West rim of the Cinder Cone, above the Painted Dunes.
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South rim of the Cinder Cone, above the source of the Fantastic Lava Beds.
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Echo Lake, on the edge of the Caribou Wilderness.
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Bumpass Hell
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Geography Field Class 1999 at a viewpoint on the trail to Bumpass Hell.
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On the trail to Bumpass Hell.
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Looking out over the Bumpass Hell fumarole and hot spring area.
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The mud pots at Bumpass Hell.
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West Pyrite Pool and the Big Boiler.
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The Boiling Pool at Bumpass Hell.
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East Pyrite Pool and a cold mountain stream, Bumpass Hell.
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Drakesbad, Chester and Lake Almanor
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Drakesbad, a rustic resort near Mount Lassen, north of Chester.
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Warner Valley, north of Chester.
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Old company town housing at the east end of Chester
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The marina at Big Cove on Lake Almanor.
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Water-skiers on Lake Almanor.
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Ishi Country
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The bridge over Mill Creek at the base of Black Rock.
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Blue oak woodland on Mill Creek.
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"The Narrows" between Deer Creek and Mill Creek.
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Deer Creek Canyon from Highway 32.
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