For ed270

1. Mountains in the
Pacific Northwest
ARACELY MARRON

2. Background
 This tour is going to provide a view of a
variety of mountains in the Pacific
Northwest.
 We’re going to take a look at Mt. Hood,
Mt Bachelor, Steens Mountain, Mt.
Jefferson,

3. Mt. Hood
This mountain is an active
stratovolcano.
How tall has this volcanic
mountain grown to?
Find Mt. Hood’s peak elevation.

4. Mt. Baker
Mt. Baker is located in
Washington.
Find the distance from your
home to Mt Baker.

5. Mt. Bachelor
Mt. Bachelor looks a bit different
from the first two because it is a
shield volcano turned
stratovolcano.
Compare the peak elevation to
that of Mt. Baker.

6. Mt. Scott
Mt. Scott is located beside Crater
Lake.
This mountain survived the Mt.
Mazama explosion.
How far is Mt. Scott from Crater
Lake?

7. Steens Mountain
This mountain looks very
different from the last
mountains.
This is because it was formed by
a fault line.
How tall is this compared to Mt.
Bachelor?