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Site Information for Upper/Lower Terraces

ActivitiesBird Watching#Hiking#Hot Spring#Photography#Sightseeing#Walking#Wildlife Viewing
AltSiteTypesGeyser#National Recreation Area
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DateCreated12/21/2024 5:01:10 PM
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DirectionsThe Terraces of the world-famous Mammoth Hot Springs may be reached by car on a one-way road off the Grand Loop Road which circles the terraces and hot springs for a 1 1/2 miles and then rejoins the Grand Loop.1
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Latitude44.965284
Longitude-110.707898
MailingCityYellowstone National Park
MailingFirmYellowstone National Park
MailingStateWY
MailingStreetPO Box 168
MailingZip82190
NetDescriptionsThe Upper/Lower Terraces of the world-famous Mammoth Hot Springs are an excellent example of the living geology seen throughout the Park. Hot water transports a form of limestone to the surface where it is deposited like sugar frosting to build and decorate the terraces. It is estimated that two tons of dissolved limestone comes to the surface of the terraces each day. Approximately 500 gallons of water flows from the springs per minute. The water collects on the surface and forms a series of steps.
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PhoneNo1307-344-7381
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SeasonOfOpSummer
ServiceCityYellowstone National Park
SiteId9639
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SiteNameUpper/Lower Terraces
SiteRegionYellowstone
SiteRegMemYELLOWSTONE
SiteTypeNational Recreation Area
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Urlhttp://www.nps.gov/yell

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