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The Newberry National Volcanic
Monument
Located about ten miles south of Bend, Newberry is one of the nation's newest national monuments.
Established by Congress in 1990, the monument features unique geologic landforms
in a 55,500 acre area. Newberry Crater holds two alpine lakes, East and
Paulina. Seven campgrounds in the Crater offer shoreline camping, boat ramps, sanitary facilities, group camping, and a horse camp with equestrian trails.
In the winter, the Crater is a popular destination for both snowmobilers and cross-country skiers.
Newberry National Volcanic National Monument. (USFG web)
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Handbooks: Oregon 5th Edition by Stuart Warren, Ted Long Ishikawa.
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