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Mount Thielsen over Diamond Lake, Oregon
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Fig. 1Mount Thielsen over Diamond Lake, Oregon

Photo: Andraeleis · CC BY-SA 4.0

Landform

A lightning-rod horn over Diamond Lake — a gutted Cascade volcano worn to a spire, not Crater Lake’s rim.

Field note

From Diamond Lake the summit is a single tooth. This plate is Mount Thielsen in the Umpqua, not Crater Lake and not Diamond Peak farther north.

Mount Thielsen is the lightning-rod horn over Diamond Lake — a gutted volcano worn to a spire. This plate is the Umpqua wilderness, not Crater Lake and not Diamond Peak.

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