Gunung Mazama

Mount Mazama (Giiwas dalam bahasa Amerika Asli Klamath) adalah sebuah kompleks gunung berapi di bagian Oregon dari Pegunungan Cascade, Amerika Serikat, yang hancur akibat letusan besar yang terjadi pada 7.700 tahun lampau. Terletak di Klamath County, gunung tersebut berjarak 60 mil (97 km) dari utara perbatasan antara Oregon dan California di selatan Pegunungan Cascade.

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