Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
We are heading to Arizona! This week's GLO Record travels to Sunset Crater National Monument. Did you know its volcano last erupted nearly 1000 years ago? The area now serves as the setting for a diverse assortment of plants and animals and is managed by the National Park Service! Read more in ArcGIS Story Maps.
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Original Survey of Arizona Gila & Salt River Meridian, Township 23 North Range 8 East
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