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HintAnswer% Correct
Number of streams running in or out of Crater Lake.0
100%
Depth of Crater Lake's deepest spot, the deepest in the United States. (to the nearest 1,000 feet)2,000
100%
Average annual depth of snowfall at Crater Lake. (to the nearest 10 feet)50
100%
Did that mountain/volcano explode, collapse, both, or neither?Both
100%
Mountain range where you will find Crater Lake NP.Cascades
100%
US state where you find Crater Lake NP.Oregon
100%
The lake is 6,173 feet above sea level, the highest spot on the rim is Hillman Peak at 8,150. To better imagine the amount of dispersed material, what was the estimated height of the former mountain/volcano? (to the nearest 1,000 feet)12,000
83%
Crater Lake is the 5th National Park established. What year was Crater Lake NP established?1902
83%
The one trail, Cleetwood Cove Trail, that allows lake access is listed as "steep and strenuous" and descends _______ feet in 1.1 miles; an 11% grade. (to the nearest 100 feet)700
83%
Name of the small volcano that is an island in Crater Lake.{Wizard} Island
83%
Colorful, but not all that creative, former name of Crater Lake given by white "discoverers".{Deep Blue} Lake
67%
Approximate number of years ago that the mountain departed. (to the nearest 100 years) Hint: 5,000 < answer < 10,0007,700
50%
Name of the former mountain/volcano that is now Crater Lake.Mazama
50%
Name of the 33 mile scenic road, both East and West, that goes around Crater Lake.Rim Drive
50%
The origin legend of the battle that formed Crater Lake, is of two Chiefs, Llao of the Below World and Skell of the Above World. What Native American people group gave us this legend?{Klamath} People
33%

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