Sea to Sky Story: VOLCANOES Potentially active volcanoes along the Sea to Sky Highway contribute to the natural beauty of southwest British Columbia’s geologically dynamic environment. While there are no historical rec

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Date: 2010-09-09 11:02:37 Geology Volcanology Volcanism Volcanoes of British Columbia Mountains of British Columbia Sea-to-Sky Corridor Lava domes Sacred mountains Mount Cayley Volcano Mount Garibaldi Types of volcanic eruptions		Sea to Sky Story: VOLCANOES Potentially active volcanoes along the Sea to Sky Highway contribute to the natural beauty of southwest British Columbia’s geologically dynamic environment. While there are no historical rec Add to Reading List Source URL: publications.gc.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,37 MB Share Document on Facebook

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