1. Geography
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Photo
Journal
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Mormon
Rocks
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The mormon rocks are made
sandstone formed from an ancient
river.

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• The San Andreas Rift Zone is a strike-slip
fault-type of fault that indicates rocks sliding
past each other.

4. Cinder Hill (cinder
cone)
•Cinder Hill is cinder cone or scoria cone
volcano type
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5. Lava
Flow
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•Lava flow is made during a volcanic
erruption from molten rock (magma)

6. •Fossil
Falls
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•Fossil Falls was created by
volcanic activity about 400,000
years ago along with the flowed
in forming its shapes.

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Metate
Holes
•These
holes were
formed by
the
revolving
small rocks
from the
water flow.

8. •Native American people used
obsedian for tools. The obsedian
flakes are evidence of Native
Americans lived in these areas
and toolmaking.
Obsidian
Flakes
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9. Petroglyphs
•Petroglyphs are
drawings made
by the Native
Americans that
described what
they saw during
the day. (animals,
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10. •on the left is
a picture if a
House Ring.
This is the
foundation of
former Indian
homes used
by several
tribes.
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11. Trip Two

12. •Mt. Whitney has an elevation
of 14,494 ft.
•It is the tallest mountain in
the United States
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13. •The orographic effect is the percipitation
caused by lifting moist air (air mass) over a
mountain barrier. It causes the U-Shape on the
Sierra Nevadas
•Location: Sierra Nevadas Mountains
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Orographic
Effect

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16. Diaz
Lake
•In 1872, a massive earthquake struck California . On
thois location, two pieces of land causing one of
them to drop down. There was a small spring under
them and became bigger after the plates broke down.
Creating Diaz Lake
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•Lone Pine fault was created by the
earthquake in 1872.
•It is estimated that similar earthquakes
occur on Lone Pine fault every 3,000-4,000
years
Lone Pine
Fault

18. •Manzanar War Relocation Center
incarcerated more that 100,000
Japanese Americans. Japanese
Americans were held during WWII.
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19. •The photograph above shows
the entrance of the
administration as well as the
foundation of some the homes
that the Japanese were living
in.
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•The picture below is one of
many names that the
Japanese prisioners carved
in the stone.

20. •The bark beetle is a bug that feeds off the bark
of trees. It has destroyed many trees that the
trees had to be cut down.
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21. Crowley Lake
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•Crowley lake is a man-made lake that
today the water is low because it
became a Los Angeles water supply.

22. Moraine
Bloody
Canyon
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23. Mono Lake
Paoha Island
Negit
Island
•Negit Island is considered a
volcano because it has a
series of volcanic eruptions.
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24. Ancient
Shoreline
Pre-Diversion
Shoreline
Modern
Shoreline
•Each shoreline represents the
result of the diversion of water
to Los Angeles.
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Tufas
•Tufas are made by the mixture of the
alkaline from the lake and fresh water
from the springs.

26. Convict Creek
•Convict creek was
created by a glacier
that carved the
landscape creating a
U-shape canyon.
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Rock
Formation

27. Keoughs Hot
Springs
•The stream is
hot because of
the volcanic
activity near it.
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28. Grant Lake
Moraine
Moraine
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29. Silver Lake
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Waterfall

30. Eratic
Boulder
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•The eratic boulder
was caused by a
glacier that occured
thousands of years
ago.

31. Eastern
California
Museum
•My favorite part of the
museum was the objects
and history of Manzanar.
It is such a vital part of
our Californian history
that many do not know
about.
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32. Extra
Credit

33. Cucamonga
alluvial Fan
•It was created by the streams, rivers,
lakes that run through the mountains
carrying debris, shrubs and small
rocks (alluvium). Stephanie Ramos

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