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In 1980 the ash from the volcano was carried into idaho, montana in some areas it fell up to 2 inches on the ground. "The ash was abrasive enough to damage aircraft engines, windshields, and navigational aids, which led to airport closures in Idaho, Montana, and Washington". I met a guy from idaho that said they put ash into tiny bottles and made them into necklaces to sell as keepsakes. - Potlatch idaho. 🍋 🌋

Do any modern volcanos have lava like this that erupt more then once?

Pffft! That's nothing! you should have a look at Auckland, New Zealand, where we have built on a volcanic field of approximately 53 volcanoes which have produced a diverse array of maars, tuff rings, scoria cones, and lava flows. I am glad I moved about 20km from the city centre in the mid-seventies. 😀

It's so interesting to know how many volcanoes there really is in the USA, I was astonished to hear about volcanoes in I think Nevada and Arizona, all the caldera, volcano fields etc etc, I love your videos and enjoy everything you teach me and the others watching your videos, I once asked you if we in South Africa have volcanoes? We have an extinct volcano known as the pilansberg mountains but sun city or known as the lost city is build on its outer rims, this is what was told to me, I don't know how true this is but yeah hope you can one day debunked this for me

This sounds very much like the Tantalus and Manoa areas of Oahu, Hawaii. 😮

Thanks for this, I never really considered this method of how a hot spot could form.

I lived at the bottom of Pilot Butte. It's pretty cool

If that magma chamber drained it would make a lovely lake.

Very interesting

Portland and suburbs have several extinct volcanoes. Mount Tabor, Mount Sylvania . . .

Dang! I wish i'd known this before I was in Bend a few years ago. I'd've gone exploring.

Pilot Butte gets lit on fire every July 4th!

Pilot Butte is an extinct cinder cone. I lived there and to call it a volcano is a stretch. It erupted 188,000 yrs ago. Panic porn

And this batch of magma finally erupted a few months ago hah!

Cant believe we got footage from that long ago

Oh man…on long international flights after I’ve been in my seat for 6-7 hours? I get a serious case of pilot butte too. Baby powder helps.

Everything around Bend is a Volcano, the funny thing is since 80-90% of the population there are newcomers to the area most there probably have no clue.

I am so happy to see some central oregon love here 😊

“Rising by 6 inches.” Hmm… what else can rise by 6 inches? 🤭

_"...erupting at a rate of 57.5 m3/s, within only 24 hrs this cone had grown to a height of 57 m or 187'..."_ It still baffles me how you can't see how *every-time* you say something stupid like this (for anyone else: there is NO WAY he can know with that degree of certainty as there were no witnesses to this event, much less scientific instrumental observations, and A LOT of stuff has happened to any geological evidence of it in the intervening millenia) it damages your overall credibility... (Maybe your dream career would be writing fiction?...)

Whoever is doing the talking in this video is putting me to sleep... I turned it off less than a third of the way through.

There are petroglyphs showing Bigfoot using the lava to cook .

There's also Mt. Tabor in Portland.

For those of you who drive or walk to the top of Pilot Butte, you can get a nice view of a number of Cascade stratovolcanoes from the top.

Fun Fact, Bend is home to the last Blockbuster video store, I was just there for a bucket list goal. My name is Bicycle Bob and I approved this message.

That's why the price of PROPERTY in that WHOLE AREA is going DOWN 😢 ?

You show beautiful views, I always go back after you're done. I remember, tho, that good people help with the cost of the use. Thats also nice!

What fool lives next to a volcano!!

And Oregon's *largest* city, Portland, also contains an extinct volcano within it's limits, namely Mount Tabor. Apparently we are the only state in the U.S. with two such cities.

Just goes to show you you can not fix stupid!! What fool would live by a volcano!!!

Do you think that immediate volcanoes that happened after glacial melting stops because it only had such an easy time in "squishy ground" swamped and not as solid stopping when the lavas cap it? I wonder why the eruption period after deglaciation is brief.

2:52 is that la palma

<besides the great exposition of geological science in your video, you should go see it personally, because there is no substitution for first person experience the viewing of geography, etc.> <and then also, pilot butte is an extinct volcano, not active by any means> <all of central oregon and the cascade range is considered 'active'(but just mount saint helens blew up in 1980> <since i grew up in Bend, Oregon, that would make me a SME(subject matter expert), drive to the top of pilot butte(a cinder cone/butte) and take some photos>

I've been to the top of Pilot Butte. There is a volcano observatory up there. Also, Portland Oregon has several cinder cone volcanoes.

Is Pilot Butte monogenetic?!

I live on Pilot Butte, sometimes hike around it and up. There are dozens of other buttes in central Oregon.

Thanks.

You may either truncate at 1400 or round up to 1500 and would be well within the margin of uncertainty.

A yearly race to the top is held every year on Pilot butte.

quite cool actually

Great skiing at White Pass just across the road. You get a good view of Spiral Butte, Rainier and Adams on different ski runs

I always shudder when I see someone HOLDING Pele’s hair. Like why, you fool?

Your picture of Baker is actually Mt Shuksan, which is near Baker

A note, your clip of Adams at the start is actually Mt Rainier and your picture of Mt Baker is actually Mt Shuksan (which is not a volcano). Oregon’s volcanoes are so interesting!

On the southeastern area of Austin, Texas, we have Pilot Knob, an extinct, several million year old remnant of a volcano.

I always assume the Flood 4,226 years ago was the last eruption of most "ancient" volcanoes

I might live here, but for the record, I didn't do that......

Take a look at Cliff Park in Spokane. Looks like a cinder cone there too.

Pilot Butte is very cool. You can drive (or hike) to the top where there is a brass plate engraved with the names, directions and distances of all the mountains, buttes, etc that you can see. The whole Newberry National Volcanic Monument is amazing to visit (hope it doesn’t come alive.)

My living room window view was Pilot Butte. Lightning strikes would just pound that thing!!