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Saline deposits in Quebrada de Aroma and Cariquima volcano, Region I, Chile
Cariquima volcano (5350m / 17,550ft, also called Cerro Mama Huanapa) is an isolated, extinct stratovolcano
Photograph ID: Cariquima2014D7
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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