Fire Mountains of the West: The Cascade
and Mono Lake Volcanoes (3rd ed.)
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1. Our Western Volcanoes: An Overview
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1
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Chapter 2. Plates in Motion: The Ring of Fire, Hot Spots, and Supereruptions
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19
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Chapter 3. Magma and Mountains:
How Volcanoes Erupt and the Landforms They Build
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31
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Chapter 4. Glaciers on Cascade Volcanoes: Mixing Fire and Ice
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47
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Chapter 5. The Mono Lake - Long Valley Region: California's Restless Caldera
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61
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Chapter 6. Lassen Peak: California's Most Recently Active Volcano
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73
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Chapter 7. Mount Shasta: Mountain of Menace and Mystery
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99
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Chapter 8. Medicine Lake Volcano: California's Largest Edifice
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113
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Chapter 9. Mount McLoughlin: Sentinel of Southern Oregon
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127
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Chapter 10. Crater Lake: Beauty Born of Fire
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133
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Chapter 11. Oregon's Matterhorns: Mount Thielsen and Its Cascade Peers
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157
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Chapter 12. Newberry Volcano: The West's Largest Fire Mountain
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167
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Chapter 13. The Three Sisters: Oregon's Volcanic Playground
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179
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Chapter 14. Mount Jefferson: Guardian of the Wilderness
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201
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Chapter 15. Mount Hood: Oregon's Greatest Volcanic Threat
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211
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Chapter 16. Mount Adams: The Forgotten Giant of Washington
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237
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Chapter 17. Mount St. Helens: A Living Fire Mountain
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257
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Chapter 18. Mount Rainier: America's Most Dangerous Volcano
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299
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Chapter 19. Glacier Peak: White Goddess of the North Cascades
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335
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Chapter 20. Mount Baker: Fire under Ice
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347
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Chapter 21. Mount Garibaldi: The Volcano That Overlapped a Glacier
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371
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Chapter 22. Glacial Ice and Volcanic Fire: Now and in the Future
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379
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Chapter 23. When Mount Shasta Erupts
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403
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Glossary
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412
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Selected Bibliography
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423
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Index
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439
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