Lassen Peak is the only other
volcano in the Cascade chain that has erupted in this century. In 1914,
there was a series of large eruptions. Ashfall was recorded as far as
200 miles from the volcano.
Lassen Peak is the only other
volcano in the Cascade chain that has erupted in this century. In 1914,
there was a series of large eruptions. Ashfall was recorded as far as
200 miles from the volcano.
The recovery of this area shows
us what we can expect at Mount St. Helens.
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