Big Hole (Oregon)

Big Hole is a maar (explosion crater) in the American state of Oregon. It is 1,820 meters across,

It is close to another maar crater, Hole-in-the-Ground.

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Volcanoes of Oregon v • d • e
High Cascades	Mt Hood \| Olallie Butte \| Mt Jefferson \| Three Fingered Jack \| Hogg Rock \| Hoodoo Butte \| Hayrick Butte \| Black Butte \| Mt Washington \| Belknap Crater \| Black Crater \| Three Sisters \| Broken Top \| Tumalo Mtn \| Mt Bachelor \| Maiden Peak \| Diamond Peak \| Howlock Mtn \| Mt Thielsen \| Mt Bailey \| Mt Mazama / Crater Lake \| Mt Scott \| Union Peak \| Pelican Butte \| Mt McLoughlin \| Aspen Butte
Western Cascades	Boring Lava Field (Mt Sylvania \| Mt Tabor \| Rocky Butte \| Powell Butte \| Larch Mtn)
Eastern Cascades	Pilot Butte \| Lava Butte \| Newberry Volcano \| Yamsay Mtn
Basin and Range	Big Hole \| Hole-in-the-Ground \| Fort Rock	Columbia Plateau	Columbia River Basalt Group

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