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Hydrothermal vent - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Name that hydrothermal feature! Formed as a direct result of the 1959 Hebgen Lake Earthquake, this hydrothermal feature was a vent that turned into a mudpot over time. Located in the Fountain Paint Pot area, it changes seasonally depending on the height of the water table beneath the surface. When the water table is high (usually in the spring and early summer), it bubbles as a mudpot. When the water table drops, it reverts back to its origins as a fumarole. Mudpots are acidic features with a li

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