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Mount St.
Helens Featured Web Sites
Official Web Sites
Eruptions of Mount St. Helens
Online edition with entire text, of this USGS publication. Details past present and
future eruptive activity, with images.
Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Special Conditions & Recreation Information.
Mount St.
Helens, Washington
Index page for Mount St. Helens, on the official web site of the USGS, Cascades Volcano
Observatory, Vancouver, Washington. Offers background of the May 1980 eruption and
current information on status of the volcano. Also has many related links, graphics,
maps, images and other items of interest.
Mount
St Helens National Volcanic Monument
Descriptions of the Visitor and Information Centers, and area attractions, with maps, climbing
information and other tips. (Part of the USDA Forest Service web site)
Satellite
Images of Environmental Change
Offers satellite images showing the area around Mount St. Helens, in southwestern
Washington, before and after its eruption of 18 May 1980.
Commercial Web Sites
Mount St. Helens
Instructive information in the form of many images (nearly 1,500 photographs) plus short descriptions about the May 1980 eruption.
Current satellite weather images. (Part of the Volcano World web site.)
Mount St. Helens National
Volcanic Monument
A guide to the monument by GORP, includes hiking, camping and fishing information.
Community/ Educational/ Personal Web Sites
Carl Hachenberger's
Remarkable Photos
A series of panorama shots taken by Carl Hachenberger from his position in Eastern
Washington, some 240 miles (380 km) from Mount St. Helens as the wall of darkness rolled
in.
The Many Faces of Mount St. Helens
Valerie Smith has compiled facts, local lore, poetry, timelines, photos and links about
Mt. St. Helens in a native Washingtonian's look at the reawakening of the volcano.
Mount St. Helens Climb
Trip reports with photos and tips by Mat Hill.
Mount
St Helens - June 1980
A personal view by Robert P. Vanatta, an Oregonian resident with his own photos that
include a stunning shot of the secondary eruption in June.
Mount St. Helens - Seismicity
Information
Latest information and more from the Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network (PNSN), located
at the University of Washington, and responsible for monitoring seismic activity at
volcanoes in the Pacific Northwest.
Narrative of Mount St.
Helens
An account of the events that happened during the May 18, 1980 eruption (Part of the
NASA Classroom of the Future web site by the Wheeling Jesuit University.)
Where were you... when
the mountain blew?
Compelling stories of their experiences, by Roberta Dickerson, Director of the Tyee Trail
Association, and Barry Murray, Webmaster for the Tyee Trail webazines.
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April 1997, Mountaineers Book, Paperback, 256
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