Mt. Hood's Volcanic Past
View Related Episode: Mt. Hood's Volcanic Past, Warren Falls, Yellow Tuft Alyssum
As George Washington was winning the revolutionary war, a deluge of volcanic debris was killing trees on the Sandy River. Mount Hood erupted for nearly a decade, just a few years before Lewis & Clark came through. The mountain many Portlanders regard as part of the city skyline is actually an active volcano with a more recent history of activity than many people realize.
Producer - Vince Patton
Videographer & Editor - Michael Bendixen
Videographer - Todd Sonflieth
Animation - Danika Sandoz
Video Courtesy - Rick Hoblitt, USGS
Photos & Animation Courtesy - USGS, Oregon Dept. of Geology & Mineral Industries
Appeared in episode: Mt. Hood's Volcanic Past, Warren Falls, Yellow Tuft Alyssum
For more information:
CVO: Mt. Hood
Volcano Hazards in Mt. Hood Region
Mt. Hood: History & Hazards
Mt. Hood: Recent Seismicity
- Online: Pnsn.org/volcanoes/mount-hood
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