Davis Lake volcanic field

The Davis Lake volcanic field, is a volcanic field with a group of andesitic cinder cones, lava flows and basaltic andesite shield volcanos east of the Cascade Range of Oregon, United States.[1]

Davis Lake volcanic field

Location	Deschutes / Klamath counties, Oregon, U.S.
Range	Cascades
Highest point – elevation – coordinates	Hamner Butte[1] 7,103 ft (2,165 m)[2] 43°33′33″N 121°48′46″W[2]
Geology	Cinder cone, Lava flow, and shield volcano[1]
Age	Holocene
Volcanic arc	Cascade Volcanic Arc[1]
Last eruption	2790 BC (?)[1]

Notable vents

Name	Elevation	Coordinates
Cryder Butte[1]	5,479 ft (1,670 m)	43°33′49″N 121°43′02″W[3]
Davis Mountain[1]	6,624 ft (2,019 m)	43°37′45″N 121°46′00″W[4]
Hamner Butte[1]	7,103 ft (2,165 m)	43°33′33″N 121°48′46″W[2]
Little Odell Butte[1]	5,541 ft (1,689 m)	43°26′37″N 121°54′17″W[5]
Odell Butte[1]	7,011 ft (2,137 m)	43°28′15″N 121°51′50″W[6]
Pine Butte[1]	5,240 ft (1,597 m)	43°39′41″N 121°50′43″W[7]
Ringo Butte[1]	6,079 ft (1,853 m)	43°32′59″N 121°45′18″W[8]
Royce Mountain[1]	6,148 ft (1,874 m)	43°31′11″N 121°54′08″W[9]

See also

References

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