Little Mountain Maps
Mt. St. Helens
Mt. St. Helens
Mt. St. Helens is certainly the most infamous peak in the Cascade Range. Once celebrated as "America's Mt. Fuji" for its perfectly symmetrical cone, this title changed forever on May 18, 1980. It erupted catastrophically that day, claiming the lives of 57 people, obliterating its summit and northern flank, and dramatically transforming the surrounding landscape. Now standing at 8,363 feet (2,549 m), its truncated profile and deep crater serve as a powerful reminder of the forces that shape our world.
This scale model showcases the aftermath of that historic event in exquisite detail. Whether you've visited this intriguing place or share our fascination with volcanoes, this stunning piece is sure to amaze. Bring the dramatic story of Mt. St. Helens into your home today!
Large | Large (Framed) | Small | |
Model Dimensions | 10.00"W x 8.66"H x 2.78"D |
9.75"W x 8.45"H x 2.72"D |
4.00"W x 3.46"H x 1.16"D |
Frame Dimensions | N/A | 11.00"W x 9.53"H x 2.25"D |
N/A |
Scale | 1:56799 | 1:58250 | 1:141173 |
Vertical Exaggeration | 1.75x | 1.75x | 1.75x |
Sawtooth for Hanging? | Yes | Yes | No |