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Mount Hannah

Coordinates: 38°53′14″N 122°44′47″W / 38.887258°N 122.746296°W / 38.887258; -122.746296
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Mount Hannah
Mount Hannah is located in California
Mount Hannah
Mount Hannah
Location in California
Highest point
Elevation3,978 feet (1,212 m)
Prominence1,338 feet (408 m)
Isolation7.94 kilometres (4.93 mi)
to Cobb Mountain
Coordinates38°53′14″N 122°44′47″W / 38.887258°N 122.746296°W / 38.887258; -122.746296
Geography
CountryUnited States
StateCalifornia
CountyLake County
Geology
Mountain typeLava dome
Volcanic regionClear Lake volcanic field

Mount Hannah is a mountain in the Mayacamas Mountains of the Northern California Coast Ranges. It is in Lake County, California.

Location

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Mount Hannah is in Lake County, California.[1] It is one of the mountains in the Cobb Mountain Area, many of which have volcanic origin. Others are Cobb Mountain, the most dominant, Seigler Mountain and Boggs Mountain. There are isolated small valleys and basins between the mountain peaks.[2]

Mount Hannah has an elevation of 3,692 feet (1,125 m). Clean prominence is 1,338 feet (408 m). Isolation is 7.94 kilometres (4.93 mi). The nearest higher neighbor is Cobb Mountain to the south.[1]

Geology

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Mount Hannah formed quite quickly during a polarity transition.[3] It was built up by a number of closely-spaced eruptions.[4] Three of the dacites in the Mount Hannah sequence have been dated to between 0.90 and 0.92 million years ago.[3] There are indications that there may be a crustal magma chamber about 10–15 kilometres (6.2–9.3 mi) in diameter and a depth of 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) below Mount Hannah, with a temperature above 550 °C (1,022 °F).[5]

Notes

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Sources

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  • Iyer, H.M.; Oppenheimer, David H; Hitchcock, Tim; Roloff, Jeffrey N.; Coakley, John M. (1980), "Large Teleseismic P-Wave Delays in the Geysers-Clear Lake Geothermal Area", U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper, U.S. Government Printing Office
  • Kirmse, Andrew, "Mount Hannah, California", Peakbagger, retrieved 2021-04-28
  • Lake County Planning Department (May 1989), Cobb Mountain Area Plan (PDF) (Preliminary Draft), retrieved 2021-04-29