The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 8Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Lake , in Oregon . A caldera is larger than and distinct from a crater , although it is often called a crater . Another , quite dissimilar kind of crater is formed by the explosive impact of an ... LAKE , in Crater Lake National Park , is.
... Lake , in Oregon . A caldera is larger than and distinct from a crater , although it is often called a crater . Another , quite dissimilar kind of crater is formed by the explosive impact of an ... LAKE , in Crater Lake National Park , is.
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CRATER LAKE , in Crater Lake National Park , is the second - deepest lake in North America . Occupying the crater of an ancient volcano , the lake is rimmed by lava cliffs . The small island shown at left center is called the Phantom ...
CRATER LAKE , in Crater Lake National Park , is the second - deepest lake in North America . Occupying the crater of an ancient volcano , the lake is rimmed by lava cliffs . The small island shown at left center is called the Phantom ...
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... LAKE , a residential city in northeastern Illinois , is in McHenry county , 45 miles ( 72 km ) northwest of Chicago . It is situated on Crystal Lake , named by Beman Crandall who settled here in 1836. The adjoining communities of Crystal ...
... LAKE , a residential city in northeastern Illinois , is in McHenry county , 45 miles ( 72 km ) northwest of Chicago . It is situated on Crystal Lake , named by Beman Crandall who settled here in 1836. The adjoining communities of Crystal ...
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