Mount St. Helens, Washington Crater, Dome, and Eruption Images March 2005
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March 25, 2005
	Yes, it is still raining and snowing and our crews have not been able to get out. So I borrowed an image from the National Monument for you to enjoy. USFS_mshvolcanocam_03-25-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from Johnston Ridge Observatory. USGS Photograph taken on March 25, 2005, at 11:58 PST, by the U.S. Forest Service's Mount St. Helens VolcanoCam, located at the Johnston Ridge Observatory. [full size] ...
March 15, 2005
	MSH05_aerial_crater_dome_from_south_03-15-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from over the south rim. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005, by Jim Vallance. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_east_03-15-05.jpg New dome as seen from the east. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005, by Jim Vallance. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_east_south_end_03-15-05.jpg South end of new dome as seen from the east. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005, by Jim Vallance. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_east_north_end_03-15-05.jpg North end of new dome as seen from the east. Note deposits of small warm flows of pulverized rock which sloughed off the east side of the lava dome. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005, by Jim Vallance. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_west_03-15-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' new dome, as seen from the west. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005, by Jim Vallance. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-15-05.jpg New dome as seen from the remote camera on Sugar Bowl. USGS Photograph taken on March 15, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more Sugar Bowl sequences]
March 11, 2005
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_from_NE_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens as seen from the northeast. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_from_north_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens as seen from the north. Compare with MSH86_aerial_st_helens_from_north_05-16-86_med.jpg taken 19 years earlier. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_from_NNW_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens as seen from the north-northwest. Mount Hood, Oregon, can be seen in the background. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_crater_dome_from_west_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from the west. New growth is on the right and the older 1980-1986 dome is on the left. Mount Adams is visible in the background. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_NW_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' new dome as seen from the northwest. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_west_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' new dome as seen from the west. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_west_closeup_03-11-05.jpg Closeup of Mount St. Helens' new dome as seen from the west. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_crater_dome_from_east_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from the east. New growth is on the left and the older 1980-1986 dome is on the right. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_glacier_uplift_from_east_03-11-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' new dome and glacier uplift from the east. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_crater_glacier_blocks_03-11-05.jpg Blocky section of Mount St. Helens' Crater Glacier. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_crater_glacier_crevasse_03-11-05.jpg Crevasse on Mount St. Helens' Crater Glacier. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_brutus_03-11-05.jpg New dome and glacier uplift, as seen from Brutus Camera Station. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Dan Dzurisin. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more images from the Brutus camera station]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-11-05.jpg New dome as seen from the remote camera on Sugar Bowl. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more Sugar Bowl sequences]
	MSH05_debris_aval_spirit_lake_adams_03-11-05.jpg 1980 debris avalanche, Spirit Lake, and Mount Adams. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by David Wieprecht. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_spirit_lake_with_mount_rainier_03-11-05.jpg Spirit Lake, once surrounded by lush forest, is within the area devastated by the 1980 blast. Remnants of the forest still float on the surface of the lake. Another Cascade volcano, Mount Rainier (14,410 feet [4,392 meters]), is in the distance. The view is from the south. Compare with MSH80_blast_area_spirit_lake_with_rainier_10-04-80_med.jpg taken nearly 25 years earlier. USGS Photograph taken on March 11, 2005, by Steve Schilling. [medium size] ... [large size]
March 10, 2005
	MSH05_damaged_seismic_spider_NED_03-10-05.jpg Seismic spider NED, damaged in the event of March 8, 2005, after being pulled off the dome. USGS Photograph taken March 10, 2005, by David Wieprecht. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_damaged_rope_seismic_spider_NED_03-10-05.jpg Seismic spider NED, damaged in the event of March 8, 2005, after being pulled off the dome. Juvenile rock has melted into nylon rope. USGS Photograph taken March 10, 2005, by David Wieprecht. [medium size] ... [large size]
March 9, 2005
	MSH05_crater_dome_from_JRO_03-09-05.jpg Mount St. Helens crater and dome, taken from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Note ash from event of March 8, 2005, on the east arm of the Crater Glacier. Compare with MSH05_crater_dome_from_JRO_03-03-05_med.jpg taken 6 days earlier (below). USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more images from JRO] [Click for more JRO sequences which match this image]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_JRO_ash_03-09-05.jpg Mount St. Helens dome covered with ash from the event of March 8, 2005, taken from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Compare with MSH05_new_dome_from_JRO_03-03-05_med.jpg taken 6 days earlier (below). USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more images from JRO]
	MSH05_east_arm_crater_glacier_from_JRO_ash_03-09-05.jpg East arm of the Crater Glacier covered with ash from the event of March 8, 2005. Image taken from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Compare with MSH05_east_arm_crater_glacier_from_JRO_03-03-05_med.jpg taken 6 days earlier (below). USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more images from JRO] [Click for more JRO sequences which match this image]
	MSH05_east_arm_crater_glacier_crevasses_03-09-05.jpg East arm of the Crater Glacier covered with ash from the event of March 8, 2005. USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Dave Sherrod. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_west_arm_crater_glacier_at_wall_03-09-05.jpg West arm of the Crater Glacier, pock-marked by ballistics impact craters from the event of March 8, 2005. USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Dave Sherrod. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_west_arm_crater_glacier_ballistics_03-09-05.jpg West arm of the Crater Glacier, pock-marked by ballistic "craters" from the event of March 8, 2005. The largest ballistic impact crater seen was estimated to be about 1 meter (a little over 3 feet) in diameter. USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Dave Sherrod. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_brutus_03-09-05.jpg New dome and glacier uplift, as seen from Brutus. USGS Photograph taken on March 9, 2005, by Dan Dzurisin. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more images from the Brutus camera station]
	MSH05_telemetered_station_ICY5_on_east_glacier_03-09-05.jpg Telemetered station ICY5, on east arm of the Crater Glacier. USGS Photograph taken on March 9, 2005, by Dave Sherrod. [medium size] ... [large size]
March 8, 2005
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_with_plume_from_south_03-08-05.jpg Aerial view, Mount St. Helens with plume, as seen from the south. Mount Rainier, Washington, is in the background. USGS Photograph taken March 8, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_with_plume_from_west_03-08-05.jpg Aerial view, Mount St. Helens with plume, as seen from the west. Mount Adams, Washington, is in the background. USGS Photograph taken March 8, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_aerial_st_helens_with_plume_from_SW_03-08-05.jpg Aerial view, Mount St. Helens with plume, as seen from the southwest. USGS Photograph taken March 8, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_crater_dome_with_plume_from_south_03-08-05.jpg Aerial view, Mount St. Helens crater and dome, with plume, as seen from over the south crater rim. USGS Photograph taken March 8, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-08-05_065658PST.jpg DomeCam from Sugar Bowl, at 6:56:58 A.M. PST. USGS Photograph taken at approximately 6:56:58 A.M. PST on March 8, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more Sugar Bowl sequences]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-08-05_172742PST.jpg DomeCam from Sugar Bowl, at 5:27:42 P.M. PST. USGS Photograph taken at approximately 5:27:42 PM PST on March 8, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more Sugar Bowl sequences]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-08-05_175302PST.jpg DomeCam from Sugar Bowl, at 5:53:02 P.M. PST. USGS Photograph taken at approximately 5:53:02 PM PST on March 8, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size] [Click for more Sugar Bowl sequences]
	MSH05_plume_from_CVO_office_03-08-05.jpg Plume from Mount St. Helens, as seen from the Cascade Volcano Observatory Office roof, taken approximately at 5:30 PM, PST. Plume is drifting east-northeast after reaching approximately 36,000 feet above sea level. USGS Photograph taken at approximately 5:30 PM PST on March 8, 2005, by Matt Logan. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_plume_from_CVO_office_03-08-05_B.jpg Plume from Mount St. Helens, as seen from the Cascade Volcano Observatory Office roof, taken approximately at 5:30 PM, PST. Plume is drifting east-northeast after reaching approximately 36,000 feet above sea level. USGS Photograph taken at approximately 5:30 PM PST on March 8, 2005, by Matt Logan. [medium size] ... [large size]
March 6, 2005
	MSH05_aerial_crater_dome_from_NW_03-06-05.jpg Aerial, Mount St. Helens' crater and new dome as seen from the northwest. USGS Photograph taken on March 6, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_west_03-06-05.jpg New dome as seen from the west. USGS Photograph taken on March 6, 2005, by John Pallister. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-06-05.jpg New dome as seen from the remote camera on Sugar Bowl. USGS Photograph taken on March 6, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_ash_03-06-05.jpg New dome as seen from the remote camera on Sugar Bowl, with small ash plume from rockfall off of dome. USGS Photograph taken on March 6, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size]
March 3, 2005
	MSH05_dome_from_sugarbowl_camera_03-03-05.jpg New dome as seen from the remote camera on Sugar Bowl. USGS Photograph taken on March 3, 2005. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_st_helens_crater_dome_from_JRO_03-03-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). USGS Photograph taken on March 3, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_crater_dome_from_JRO_03-03-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' crater and dome as seen from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Compare with MSH05_crater_dome_from_JRO_03-09-05_med.jpg taken 6 days later and covered with ash from event of March 8, 2005 (above). USGS Photograph taken on March 3, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_new_dome_from_JRO_03-03-05.jpg Mount St. Helens' new dome as seen from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Compare with MSH05_new_dome_from_JRO_ash_03-09-05_med.jpg taken 6 days later and covered with ash from event of March 8, 2005 (above). USGS Photograph taken on March 3, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size]
	MSH05_east_arm_crater_glacier_from_JRO_03-03-05.jpg East arm of the Crater Glacier. Image taken from Johnston Ridge Observatory (JRO). Compare with MSH05_east_arm_crater_glacier_from_JRO_ash_03-09-05_med.jpg taken 6 days later and covered with ash from event of March 8, 2005 (above). USGS Photograph taken March 9, 2005, by Elliot Endo. [medium size] ... [large size]
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