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Heat plumes in Spirit Lake
Heat plumes in Spirit Lake
TitleHeat plumes in Spirit Lake
PhotographerZoller, William H
PublisherUniversity of Washington. Dept. of Chemistry
Date of photograph1980-04
Site locationSpirit Lake
NotesSlide shows thermal plumes in Spirit Lake that were caused by hot ash at the bottom of the lake that had been dumped here after the eruption. The thermal plumes were turbulent plumes of hot water that were coming from the hot ash and looked almost like a boiling cauldron at the edge of the lake.
Subjects (LCSH)Thermal pollution of rivers, lakes, etc
Spirit Lake (Wash.)
Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.
CoverageUnited States -- Washington(State) -- Saint Helens, Mount
Digital CollectionMt. St. Helens Post-Eruption Database
Slide ID Numberzolmsh31
Contact InfoTo inquire about permissions, contact Dr. Bill Zoller at:zoller@u.washington.edu
Copyright statementWilliam Zoller. Database is intended for educational and instructional use; if you cite or download images, please acknowledge appropriately.
Typeimage
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