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Ammavaru Lava Flow Topography
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This illustration shows the topography of the Ammavaru volcanic complex and associated outflow channel in the Lada Terra region. The channel displays a broad U-shaped outline across the image that extends from a collapse source on the southwest flank of Ammavaru (upper left), through reaches that are anastomosing (lower left center) and distributary (lower center), to terminal flow deposits east of a breach in the north-trending ridge (upper right). The channel is more than 1,200 kilometers (750 miles) long.
See also the Ammavaru Lava Flow.
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