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Fallen columnar basalt at Devils Postpile. Young pine seedling at base.

Columnar jointed Triassic basalts exposed at low tide. Brier Island, Nova Scotia

Rising from Reynishverfi Beach Southern Iceland. Ajacent to Hálsanefshellir Cave

Bazaltorgona a somoskői vár alatt

Photograph by

Christopher Stuba 2008

Found along the eastern shore of Vancouver Island, this beautiful stone polishes beautifully. The agate inclusions in the basalt give it a "polkadot" feeling.

Frozen spray from a waterfall to the right of this basalt. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.

Photography by David Dick

Photography by David Dick

Basalt columns, the result of volcanic activity, near the Snæfellsjökull National Park.

Columnar Basalt is the result of cooling and cracking of an unusually thick basaltic lava flow. Columns are often 50 feet high or more!

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Columnar basalt (cooled lava) on Bagley Lakes trail near Mount Baker.

Basalt Columns like “Rock Fence Posts” in Yellowstone

Lava flows formed into basaltic rock, ranging in composition among alkaline olivine basalt, olivine nephelinite, and basanite. This porous, igneous rock forms the basalt cliffs seen near Fort Selkirk.

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