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A rough oval drawn around all of the Pinacate volcanoes and their attendant lava flows,
including those out in the sands of the Gran Desierto, encompasses 2000 square kilometers.
The area most densely covered with lavas is about 1600 sq km. Beneath is the zone of magma generation in the mantle.
The diagonal yellow line is the international border and the N-S line is the Pima-Yuma county border.
Gazetteer: This KML file shows the named features of Pinacate.
Using kml files requires that you have Google Earth
on your computer, you can get it here.
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