Views of the Earth

artificial images of our real planet
Mount St. Helens location map

Mount St. Helens

Mount St. Helens in the Cascade Range in the northwestern United States looked much like Mount Rainier (left) and Mount Adams (right) before 1980 when a large vulcanic eruption completely destroyed the mountain top. There has been occasional vulcanic activity on the mountain since then especially in the last two years.

View: Mount St. Helens
Location: Lon -122.783°
Lat 45.873°
Altitude: 19 km
Direction: 53°
Camera Angle: 42°
User Rating: 2.6
Location Map:    Visible Topography
Mount St. Helens location map
Mount St. Helens

Related Views:

The Cascade Range
Western USA

Visitor comments:

by panaberta pecopona posted on Thu Nov 21 2013 22:46:04
i liked this
by VI from United States posted on Tue Feb 13 2007 05:28:04
I grew up in the large valley to the center left, and this is an absolutely breathtaking treatment of my home. Living so far away now, it eases my heart to view this picture. The detail and accuracy are outstanding. Just incredible.
by omniverse from United States posted on Wed Mar 15 2006 11:01:47
This is great to see a rendering from this vantage point. I've actually been at the same place in a plane when Sea-Tac airport was too foggy to land and went to Portland, OR, then straight back again when the fog had cleared. Already a long trip across the country but worth it to have seen this location fromt the air, albeit a lower altitude in the jet than this shows. Good view here.
Leave a comment
You have to enable Javascript to be able to write comments.
human verification Please enter the code you can see in the image on the left to verify you are a human and not a spamming script.
* * Required field
Information about you
*
will not be made public
will be displayed with your posting
Your comment (no HTML)

*

If you want to send a private message to the author of this website you can do so via Email.

The comments will be reviewed before they are added to the site. So you might need to wait some time until your entry turns up.

Please note this comment function is intended for commenting on the text and images, not for discussing political or religious views. Comments with no relation to the content of this site will not be approved.

By submitting your comment you agree to the privacy policy and agree to the information you provide (except for the email address) to be published on this website.

  
Design and Content Copyright 2023 by Christoph Hormann
last updated Sun, 16 Jul 2023 20:38