This document summarizes Vanessa Garcia's field trip to several locations in California. It describes Mt. Whitney as the highest peak in the state. It also mentions the Inyo-White Mountains, Diaz Lake which was formed by an earthquake, the Lone Pine Fault which caused destruction in 1872, Manzanar which was a Japanese internment camp during WWII, Mono Lake and features like Paoha Island and tufa formations, and receding shorelines that indicate past water levels.

1. FIELDTRIP 2.

2. Mt. Whitney.
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Shows the highest peak in the state and has the highest elevation at 14,505

3. Orographic effect
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Glaciations has caused the u shape

4. Inyo- White Mountains and
Diaz Lake.
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Inyo white mountains
Diaz lake.
Diaz lake was created after an earthquake along the lone pine fault that caused
the land to sink.

5. Lone Pine Fault.
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1872 a large earthquake was caused by vertical and right-lateral displacement
Along the fault. It caused a lot of destruction to the towns.

6. Manzanar
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Guard shack

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It is the Japanese internment camps that were open by the U.S govt.
during world war 2. 120,000 japenese americans were forced here.

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Japanese american men engraved their names because they are who
helped built the structure.

9. Mono Lake.
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Paoha Island.

10. Negit Island and Tufa.
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Negit island [volcano].
TUFA

11. Shorelines.
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Indication of where the water once use to be