File:Silverthrone Caldera.png

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English: Map of the Silverthrone Volcanic Field in southwestern British Columbia, Canada.
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Source Own work based on the Silverthrone Volcanic Field map in the book Volcanoes of North America: United States and Canada on page 139.
Author Black Tusk
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