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A caldera is the depression atop a volcanic landform, either active or dormant. It can be very large and becomes less visible after a long period of erosion.

A crater lake forms when the surface of the caldera is impermeable rock, and there is no way for precipitation to drain. On high mountains with glaciers, small lakes can form seasonally from meltwater.

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