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"Old Faithful" is the name of a geyser in Yellowstone National Park. It gets the name because it erupts fairly predictably and regularly.

Old Faithful is located in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States. According to the National Parks' website, the entrance fee for the park is $25 for a private, noncommercial vehicle; $20 for each snowmobile or motorcycle; or $12 for each visitor 16 and older entering by foot, bike, ski, etc. This fee provides the visitor with a 7-day entrance permit that is good for both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.

There is no separate fee to watch Old Faithful, you simply need to be present at the times it erupts. It is surrounded by a walking path that takes you past many other geysers and hydrothermal features: there are at least 150 of these features within the square mile surrounding Old Faithful.

Several major highways, including US-20, US-89, US-191, US-212, and US-287 converge on Yellowstone National Park, providing easy access.

No; it is over a volcano. Yellowstone National Park sits on top of a vast caldera, a site of volcanic activity covering a huge magma chamber several miles below the surface. Generally the parts of the chamber closest to the surface are 5 or 6 kilometers down; the deepest parts are about 16 kilometers down. Unimaginably large eruptions have happened there in the distant past; the last was around 640,000 years ago. Many believe that such eruptions will happen there again.

Old Faithful Geyser - 1901 was released on:

USA: May 1901

=The west entrance is closest to Old Faithful in the Yellowstone park.=

if Old Faithful is the name of something then yes. if its just a way to describe something then no.

A Geyser

A geyser is a natural phenomenon that features a gushing fountain of water and/or steam being emitted from a hole in the ground. Such eruptions often occur on a periodic basis. "Old Faithful," located in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USA, is probably the most famous geyser on earth, but it is only one of over 500 active geysers in that park. Yellowstone holds roughly half of the active geysers known in the world.

Essentially, a geyser is formed when three ingredients come together in one place -- subterranean water, usually under pressure, magma, subterranean but close to the surface, and a "plumbing" structure to convey the steam and hot water to the surface. The water hits the magma, steam-driven pressure is formed, and the "plumbing" system carries the blast to the surface.

There isn't a state nicknamed "Old Faithful." In the state of Wyoming exists a geyser that is nicknamed "Old Faithful" for it erupts with thousands of gallons of hot water in intervals between 45 to 125 minutes. It was so named "Old Faithful" by an 1870 Washburn--Langford--Doane Expedition for it erupted almost every hour.

No, it is not recorded as such on any major list of the Wonders (of any kind).

The duration of Old Faithful is 300.0 seconds.

You can stay faithful in God by praying, going to church, and being a good person. That way, you will find God in your heart and therefore you will put your trust in him. You should be able to stay faithful in God, if you believe in yourself too.

In the cartoon version of "Gulliver's Travels", (Not a Disney film) the two kingdoms have their own songs. When the prince of one country is going to marry the princess of the other country, each king says that his country's song should be played at the wedding. One is Faithful The other is Forever When they are going to war over this, Gulliver suggests that the prince and princess each sing their song, interleaving the lines, which then becomes "Faithful Forever"... and so on. It may have existed prior to the film....

Normal weight can be found using bmi. But bmi numbers are not accurate all the time.

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Old Faithful is a Geyser in Yellowstone National Park. USA.

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