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The Mt. Rainier and Osceola Mudflow site demonstrate the powerful geological forces shaping the Earth's surface, offering valuable insights for research and risk assessment. This event happened 5,600 years ago and was a signature event in the history of Mt. Rainier. The speed of this Lahar was 43 mph and traveled 31 mph.
Mt. Rainier, a volcano in Washington State, is an active volcano with its most recent eruption between 1820 and 1884. Mt. Rainier has been built over numerous eruption over the past 500,000 years.
Mt. Rainier and the Osceola Mudflow were and are significant historical events that have effected our landscape.
This presentaion will explain to you:
- The significance of these events
- Overview Mt. Rainier
- What to do incase of Lahar Sirens
- Geological History
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Location - Washington State, Southeast from Seattle-Tacoma area
Elevation - 14,410 feet above sea level
Significant features - Mt. Rainier contains the world's largest volcanic glacier cave system and it is the high volcanic peak in the United States