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Mt. Springfield
Fire on Mt. Springfield.png
Location Information
Town: Springfield
Use: Volcano
First appearance: "Lisa the Greek"

Mount Springfield, also known as the Springfield Volcano, is a long-dormant volcano located just outside of Springfield.

History

It once caught fire from a discarded camera light bulb. Bart and Lisa were on the mountain earlier to take a picture for the Springfield Phone Book cover contest; Bart as a prank shot the light bulb at Lisa. The fire spread, trapping Bart and Lisa on the mountain, until Barney and a very inebriated Homer (Homer downed six cans of beer to ensure Barney remained sober to pilot the helicopter) lifted them to safety.[1]

A mailman was once discovered frozen in Mt. Springfield's snowcap.[2]

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