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Valles Caldera Roll 417

NHAP02 · 417-125/133ACQUIRED 14 JUNE 1987

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Valles Caldera is a collapsed volcano in the Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico, a bowl roughly fourteen miles across formed in an eruption over a million years ago, with forested lava domes rising out of open grass valleys. This composite is roll 417, frames 125–133, flown 14 June 1987 at 39,900 feet and 1:58,000 on nine-inch colour infrared film. On that film the structure declares itself: conifer forest in deep reds and maroons, flat meadow floors read pale, and the caldera rim and the roads drawn as outlines.

Valles Caldera — Roll 417, frames 125–133, contact strip
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