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Glass Mountain obsidian flow [1]

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William L

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The Glass Mountain obsidian flow lies at the eastern end of the Medicine Lake Caldera in California. Glass Mountain consists of a large pile of obsidian that erupted around 900-1000 years ago from 13 different fissures. The obsidian varies from familiar black shiny outcroppings to obsidian froth. No rock collecting allowed.