[Geysers] Orange Spring Mound and Tangerine Spring, Cheops Mound

[Janet Chapple]

Robin--

Tangerine Spring is the little bubbler on the east (right) top of 
Orange Spring's large mound, according to Bob Fuhrmann's 1998 map of 
the springs and formations there. When it's active you can see it from 
the boardwalk. It is not a separate formation.

Cheops Mound was inactive at the time Fuhrmann's map was made. Sorry, 
but I don't recognize anything in the picture you sent.

Janet Chapple
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On Oct 12, 2009, at 7:31 PM, Robin Reynolds wrote:

>  Does anyone know where Tangerine Spring is relative to Orange Spring 
> Mound? Is it something you can see from the road or the small 
> boardwalk there? I looked at the photo at rcn.montana.edu, but can't 
> tell much from it.
>   
>  I'm labeling my photos from last summer and wondering if I have one 
> of Tangerine Spring and don't know it.
>   
>  The RCN site says there is a Cheops Mound near Prospect Spring and 
> Narrow Gauge Terrace. Any chance that it's somewhere in this photo?
>   
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/36288910@N00/4006512593/sizes/l/
>   
>  thanks -
>  Robin
>   
>
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