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Established as a National Park in 1902, Crater
Lake was formed by the
cataclysmic collapse of a once-active volcano, and subsequently
filled in by rain and snow. The incredible deep blue color of
the lake is caused by
the exceptional depth and clarity of the water. At a depth of
1932 feet (589m), it is one of the deepest lakes in the world.
Wizard Island, a later volcanic eruption, rises in the center
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Kodachrome
film, natural light |
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