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Lava Butte Is A Cinder Cone That Erupted 7000 Years Ago And Poured Out A Lava Field That Covered Some Ten Square Miles Of Evergreen Forest South Of What Is Now Bend, Oregon, And Displaced The Deschutes River As Much As A Mile West Of Its Former Path. This Popular Site For Hikers And Tourists Is A Part Of The Newberry National Volcanic Monument, Which Encompasses Numerous Geologic Features Between Bend To The North And Lapine To The South.

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Lava Butte is a cinder cone that erupted 7000 years ago and poured out a lava field that covered some ten square miles of evergreen forest south of what is now Bend, Oregon, and displaced the Deschutes River as much as a mile west of its former path. This popular site for hikers and tourists is a part of the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, which encompasses numerous geologic features between Bend to the north and Lapine to the south.

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