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Description
Back caption:
The encircling lava walls, jagged and exquisitely colored,
tower 2000 feet above the lake, itself 2000 feet deep, and
is one of the deepest and by far the bluest water lake in
the world. The face of Llao Rock is the highest vertical
surface on the Rim, being 1997 feet above the surface and
8046 feet above sea level. Crater Lake is six miles long and
four half miles wide.
Vertical Divider Text (back): "C.T. ART-COLORTONE"
REG. U.S.PAT.OFF.--WESLEY ANDREWS CO., PORTLAND, ORE.
Card Number(s):
871 (front upper left corner), 7A-H982 (bottom right corner)
Photographer:
Unknown
Publisher: See Vertical divider text above
Writing
Correspondence: Yes.
Writing Address: No.
CLI Accession Number:
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