Aerial and Topographic Analysis of Quaternary Faulting at SP Crater Lava Flow, San Francisco Volcanic Field, Arizona, USA: Hightlighting Undergraduate Research in Geology

Gootee, B.F.; Willard, D.J.; Wilson, M.J.; Barba, W.; Jablonsky, J.; McCrea, B.; Muncaster, G.; Nations, J.; Rowan, C.; Wescott, J.

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Gootee, B.F., Willard, D.J., Wilson, M.J., Barba, W., Jablonsky, J., McCrea, B., Muncaster, Nations, J., Rowan, C. and Wescott, J., 2015, Aerial and Topographic Analysis of Quaternary Faulting at SP Crater Lava Flow, San Francisco Volcanic Field, Arizona, USA: Highlighting Undergraduate Research in Geology. Arizona Geological Survey Open File Report, OFR-15-11, 8 p, 1 appendix

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Approximately 60,000 years ago SP Crater, situated in the north- central part of the San Francisco volcanic field between Flagstaff and Grand Canyon, Arizona, erupted and flowed into a structural graben bound by late Quaternary faults. SP Crater is one of about 610 cinder cone volcanoes and 8 large dome complexes in the volcanic field which were emplaced between 6 Ma and 900 years ago, covering an area of about 5,000 km2 and volcanic volume of about 500 km3 (Tanaka et al., 1986; Conway et al., 1998).

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35.5457

South Bounding Coordinate

35.3757

West Bounding Coordinate

-111.725

East Bounding Coordinate

-111.569

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