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English: Diagrammatic representation of eruptive acticity at the Mount Meager volcanic complex in southwestern British Columbia, Canada. Height of the histogram gives a very crude indication of the size of the event. |
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| Source | Own work based on a histograph in the 1991 journal Geologic Hazards in British Columbia on page 54 by the Geologic Hazards '91 Workshop (ISSN 0825-3530) |
| Author | Black Tusk |
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