Hopibouts Volcano Field, Arizona
Scene 3D model
Large scale scene
Scene 3D scanning
Arizona State
Huopi Butes Volcano Field
Bidahochi Basin
A region consisting of approximately 300 volcanic centers
Mi's age (approximately 7 million years ago)
Mainly composed of high magnesium basalt and alkaline basalt
Hopigu Lake
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Coin
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The Bidahochi Basin, located in northeastern Arizona, is an area composed of approximately 300 volcanic centers, mainly consisting of monogenic volcanoes of the Mie age (about 7 million years ago). These volcanoes are mainly composed of high magnesium basalt and alkaline basalt, indicating that their magma sources may come from the mantle. The Bidahochi Formation records the sedimentary environment of Lake Hopigu and the volcanic records of the Hopibuts volcanic field. The volcanic activity of the Hopibuts volcanic field is closely related to the geological history of the Bidahochi Basin.
