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USGS Aerial Photo - section of the Boring Lava Field, Portland, Oregon, 2001

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USGS Aerial Photo - Battle Ground Lake, Washington, 1990

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Bobs Mountain, Washington as seen from Cape Horn, Washington. View is from Washington State Highway-14, at the Cape Horn pullout overlooking the Columbia River.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, July 5, 2003

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Bobs Mountain, Washington, and the ridge above Prindle, Washington, as seen from Cape Horn, Washington. View is from Washington State Highway-14, at the Cape Horn pullout overlooking the Columbia River.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, July 5, 2003

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Columbia River, looking from Washougal, Washington across to the Sandy River Delta, Oregon. Chamberlain Hill (890 feet, Boring Lava Field) is in the background. Image taken from Washougal Marina, Washougal, Washington.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, June 25, 2003

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Devil's Rest (2,450 feet, highpoint on the skyline) is part of the Boring Lava Field. View is from Tunnel Point, Interstate-84, Oregon. The lighter green along the Columbia River is Sand Island. Darker green along the river on the right is part of Rooster Rock State Park.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, June 15, 2003

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Green Mountain as seen from the roof of CVO. View is from the south. Green Mountain (804 feet) is located in Washington State, east of Vancouver.
-- USGS Photo by Gene Iwatsubo, June 13, 2003

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Green Mountain, Washington, and Mount Hood, Oregon, as seen from Orchards, Washington, east of Vancouver.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, July 2, 2003

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Larch Mountain shield volcano (4,056 feet, Boring Lava Field) as seen from Washington Highway-14, Washougal, Washington.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, July 3, 2003

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Closer-view, Larch Mountain shield volcano (skyline, 4,056 feet, Boring Lava Field) as seen from Tunnel Point, Interstate-84, Oregon, downstream from Crown Point (basalts on right). Rooster Rock is just visible on the left.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, June 15, 2003

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USGS Aerial Photo - Mount Tabor, Portland, Oregon, 2000

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USGS Aerial Photo - Powell Butte, Portland, Oregon, 2001

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USGS Aerial Photo - Rocky Butte, Portland, Oregon, 2001

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Columbia River, Rocky Butte, and two other cones from the Boring Lava Field, Portland, Oregon. View is from Ryan Point, Vancouver, Washington.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, June 15, 2003

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Rocky Butte, Oregon, and Portland International Airport. Image taken from Marine Drive, on the Oregon banks of the Columbia River.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, July 4, 2003

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Rocky Butte as seen from Interstate-205, Portland, Oregon. View is from the north. Rocky Butte is 609 feet elevation.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, May 23, 2003

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Rocky Butte as seen from Interstate-205, Portland, Oregon. View is from the south. Rocky Butte is 609 feet elevation.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, May 23, 2003

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Rocky Butte as seen from Interstate-205, Portland, Oregon. View is from the south. Rocky Butte is 609 feet elevation.
-- USGS Photo by Lyn Topinka, May 23, 2003

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Aerial view of the Columbia River, Portland International Airport, and cones of the Boring Lava Field. Rocky Butte is the Boring Lava cone visible behind the airport. Vancouver, Washington, is in the foreground.
-- USGS Photo by: Lyn Topinka, July 21, 1983

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