Volcanoes in Montana
This dataset provides detailed mappings of 19 volcanoes in Montana, including active and dormant sites with elevation and type specified. Ideal for geological and environmental studies.

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Access comprehensive volcano data for Montana, tailored for GIS professionals seeking detailed geographical insights. This dataset comprises 19 features, including valuable information on both active and dormant volcanoes like The Watchman and Snow Cone. Each entry offers specifics on elevation, volcano status, and type, such as scoria or spatter cone, providing a robust foundation for analysis and mapping. Gain insights from various formations, including Silent Cone and The Sentinel, to enhance your projects with precise and actionable data. This resource is ideal for those involved in environmental, geological, or spatial studies in the Montana region.
Included in our Volcanoes in Montana dataset are a variety of features, including:
- The Watchman: (active, 5817 ft)
- Snow Cone: (dormant, 6033 ft)
- Silent Cone: (dormant, 6345 ft)
- The Sentinel: (dormant, 5804 ft)
- Sheep Trail Butte: (dormant, 5607 ft)
- Round Knoll: (dormant, 5669 ft)
- Paisley Cone: (dormant, 6096 ft)
- North Crater: (dormant, 6227 ft)
- Fissure Butte: (dormant, 5873 ft)
- Coyote Butte: (dormant, 5909 ft)
- Broken Top: (dormant, 6056 ft)
- Big Cinder Butte: (dormant, 6516 ft)
- Kings Bowl: (dormant)
- Spatter Cone: (dormant)
- North Menan Butte: (5230 ft)
- Inferno Cone
- Wapi Park
- South Menan Butte
- Yellowstone Caldera Supervolcano
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