Lava Beds National Monument historic district

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Lava Beds National Monument historic district is a protected cultural landscape in northern California notable for its volcanic terrain and significant Modoc War sites, including Captain Jack’s Stronghold.

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Captain Jack’s Stronghold partOf Lava Beds National Monument historic district
Captain Jack’s Stronghold locatedInProtectedArea Lava Beds National Monument
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Mammoth Crater protectedArea Lava Beds National Monument
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Fleener Chimneys withinProtectedArea Lava Beds National Monument
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Thomas-Wright Battlefield locatedIn Lava Beds National Monument
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Petroglyph Point partOf Lava Beds National Monument
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Battle of the Stronghold location Lava Beds National Monument
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Battle of the Stronghold locatedInPresentDay Lava Beds National Monument, California
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Black Crater withinProtectedArea Lava Beds National Monument
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Schonchin Butte locatedIn Lava Beds National Monument
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