Notable Vents
| Name | Elevation | Coordinates |
| Belknap Crater | 6,876 ft (2,096 m) | 44°17′06″N 121°50′32″W / 44.284943458°N 121.842233094°W / 44.284943458; -121.842233094 |
| Inaccessible Cones | 4,869 ft (1,484 m) | 44°18′N 121°55′W / 44.3°N 121.92°W / 44.3; -121.92 |
| Little Belknap | 6,306 ft (1,922 m) | 44°16′57″N 121°49′34″W / 44.2826179°N 121.8261628°W / 44.2826179; -121.8261628 |
| South Belknap Cone | 5,863 ft (1,787 m) | 44°16′N 121°51′W / 44.27°N 121.85°W / 44.27; -121.85 |
| Twin Craters | 5,285 ft (1,611 m) | 44°15′12″N 121°53′09″W / 44.2534523°N 121.8858860°W / 44.2534523; -121.8858860 |
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