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A caldera lake formed 7,700 years ago when Mt. Mazama collapsed — deepest in the US.HE-DP-26-007-CRL

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Crater Lake

Archival print in a 20 mm oak or ash frame, ready to hang.

$159
EditionOne terrain · three objects
TeeComplete Edition
Frame Natural wood
None $48

Oak or ash frame · plexiglass front · ready to hang

Print size

Ready to hang · plexiglass front · 250 gsm matte · FSC

Made to order · Free US shipping. Delivery times vary by destination.

Paper & printing

Printed on 250 gsm archival matte stock — acid-free, FSC-certified, museum grade. Pigment inks, fade-resistant for decades.

Printed image area 45×60 cm (18×24″), framed in oak or ash wood, 20 mm (0.79″) profile, with shatterproof plexiglass. Arrives framed, with a hanging kit, ready to hang.

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↓ 1,943 FT DOWN

A caldera lake. Mt. Mazama collapsed here 7,700 years ago.

A caldera lake formed 7,700 years ago when Mt. Mazama collapsed — deepest in the US.

— The Story

A mountain collapsed. Rain did the rest.

My water is almost unnaturally clear because nothing flows in to cloud it and nothing flows out. No rivers. Just snowmelt and rain, caught in the hollow a mountain left when it fell into itself, sinking light to depths where most lakes have long gone black.

Around 7,700 years ago Mount Mazama — once near 12,000 feet — erupted and collapsed inward, leaving a caldera eight by ten kilometers and more than a kilometer deep. It has been filling ever since. Today I'm the deepest lake in the United States at 1,943 feet, and the rim that survived the collapse still stands over 8,000 feet at Hillman Peak. You are looking at the inside of a volcano, filled with the sky.

The contour on this piece is my real floor, drawn from the USGS sonar survey of the lake bed — the shape of the collapse, to scale.

No rivers feed it. The water is snowmelt, and it is almost perfectly clear.
— The lake, in numbers

A caldera,measured to the foot.

↓ 1,943 FT · DEEPEST IN THE U.S.
MOUNT MAZAMA CALDERA · OREGON
Max depth1,943 ft592 m · deepest lake in the U.S. (NPS)
Average depth1,148 ft350 m
Surface area21 mi²54 km² (NPS)
Caldera formed~7,700 yr agoMount Mazama climactic eruption
Water clarity142 ftSecchi-disk record, 1997 (NPS)
Caldera rim8,151 ftHillman Peak · highest point
— The object

How it's made.

The same archival print, framed in oak or ash and ready for the wall.

Paper

250 gsm (110 lb) archival matte paper, uncoated, natural white. FSC-certified.

Frame

Oak or ash wood, 20 mm (0.79 in) profile, in white, natural wood or black.

Front

Shatterproof plexiglass.

Arrives

Framed, with a hanging kit, ready to hang. Made to order.

— Provenance

Every line,traceable.

◉ Terrain

Archive ID HE-DP-26-007-CRL
Trophy ↓ 1,943 FT DOWN — A caldera lake. Mt. Mazama collapsed here 7,700 years ago.
Terrain Crater Lake · 42.9446 · -122.109 · North America
Source USGS 3DEP + USGS bathymetry · 10 m DEM
Dataset / version USGS 2000 multibeam bathymetry (2 m) + USGS 3DEP topography · 10 m DEM
Resolution 10 m contouring grid · lake floor surveyed at 2 m (USGS/NPS, 2000)
Contour interval Source: USGS / NPS Crater Lake DEM · 10 m · Rendered: 50 ft
Projection EPSG:26910 · NAD83 / UTM zone 10N

◉ Method

Extraction QGIS 3.34 · contour extraction from source grid
Editing Human vector cleanup in Illustrator · no smoothing algorithms applied
License Public domain · USGS/NPS bathymetric survey
AI use None in the terrain. No generative models, no style-transfer, no AI autocomplete, no automated contour simplification — at any stage of extraction or editing.
Verification Cross-checked against the USGS/NPS 2000 bathymetric survey
Issue 04 · Spring 2026
Provenance Verify this Archive ID →
— The gift

Made to be received.

Built to be opened slowly. A considered piece for someone who knows the place — or wants to remember it.

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