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Ash
Name: Road Cut Revealing Palagonite Ash Layers
Location: Between mile markers 33 and 36 Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed yellow/orange striped layers of ash. The top layer of ash is due to the heat of the of the basalt lava flow on top.
Location: Between mile markers 33 and 36 Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed yellow/orange striped layers of ash. The top layer of ash is due to the heat of the of the basalt lava flow on top.
Name: Cut Revealing Palagonite Ash Layers
Location: Between mile markers 33 and 36 Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed yellow/orange striped layers of ash. The top layer of ash is due to the heat of the of the basalt lava flow on top
Location: Between mile markers 33 and 36 Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed yellow/orange striped layers of ash. The top layer of ash is due to the heat of the of the basalt lava flow on top
Name: Road Cut Exposing Trachyte Ash
Location: Between Kahakuloa and Waihe'e, Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed ash beds displaying various polygon forms and rust colored bands having a bull's-eye appearance. The rust color is from iron oxide that has seeped into the ash through fractures. This concentric color ring effect is called diffusion bands.
Location: Between Kahakuloa and Waihe'e, Maui
Date: 2009
Caption: This road cut has exposed ash beds displaying various polygon forms and rust colored bands having a bull's-eye appearance. The rust color is from iron oxide that has seeped into the ash through fractures. This concentric color ring effect is called diffusion bands.
Name: Road Cut Exposing Trachyte
Location: Between Kahakuloa and Waihe'e Maui
Date: 2007
Caption:This road cut has exposed ash beds displaying various polygon forms and rust colored bands having a bull's-eye appearance. The rust color is from iron oxide that has seeped into the ash through fractures. This concentric color ring effect is called diffusion bands.
Location: Between Kahakuloa and Waihe'e Maui
Date: 2007
Caption:This road cut has exposed ash beds displaying various polygon forms and rust colored bands having a bull's-eye appearance. The rust color is from iron oxide that has seeped into the ash through fractures. This concentric color ring effect is called diffusion bands.
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