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Capulin Volcano National Monument

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Connections Across the High Plains
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Connections Across the High Plains
Quaternary Period—2.58 MYA to Today
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Quaternary Period—2.58 MYA to Today
Lava Flow Surface Features
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Lava Flow Surface Features
Lava Flow Forms
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Lava Flow Forms
Jessie Foote Jack
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Jessie Foote Jack
Strombolian Eruptions
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Strombolian Eruptions
Volcanic Ash: The Gritty Snow That Never Melts, and Where It Lies in the National Parks
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Explosive eruptions throw shattered rock and glass high into the sky, and it falls back as ash — thin dustings far away, tens of feet thick near vents. Ash-fall deposits appear in 22 national park units.