Volcans de Nouvelle-Zélande | VolcanoDiscovery

Mount Tarawera, located 24 km SE of Rotorua, is the main vent of the Okataina volcanic complex. Tarawera produced one of New Zealand's largest historic eruptions in 1886, when a violent explosive basaltic eruption occurred that killed an estimated 120 people. The fissures that op... [plus d'info]

Oliver-Speight

(Submarine -1840 m / -6037 ft)

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Pirongia

(Stratovolcano 959 m / 3146 ft)

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Pouakai

(Stratovolcano 1399 m / 4590 ft)

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Rapuhia

(Submarine -650 m / -2133 ft)

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Rarotonga

(Shield 639 m / 2096 ft)

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Reporoa

(Caldera 592 m / 1,942 ft)

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Rotorua

(Caldera 757 m / 2,484 ft)

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Rumble I

(Submarine -1100 m / -3609 ft)

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Rumble II East

(Submarine -1150 m / -3773 ft)

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Rumble II West

(Submarine volcano 1200 m / 3,937 ft)

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Rumble III

(Submarine volcano -220 m / - 722 ft)

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Rumble IV

(Submarine volcano 500 m / 1,640 ft)

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Rumble V

(Submarine volcano 400? m / 1,312 ft)

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Rungapapa Knoll

(Submarine unknown)

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Silent II East

(Submarine -1250 m / -4101 ft)

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Silent II West

(Submarine -780 m / -2559 ft)

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Solander Island

(Stratovolcano 300 m / 984 ft)

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Sonne

(Submarine -995 m / -3264 ft)

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South Auckland

(Shield(s) 314 m / 1030 ft)

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South Coromandel Peninsula

(Volcanic field 795 m / 2608 ft)

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Tangaroa

(Submarine volcano 600 m / 1,968 ft)

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Taupo

(Caldera 760 m / 2,493 ft)

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Thompson

(Submarine -1250 m / -4101 ft)

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Whale Island

(Complex volcano 354 m / 1,161 ft)

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White Island

(stratovolcano 321 m / 1,053 ft)

Inside the crater of White Island volcano

White Island in the Bay of Plenty ca. 50 km off the North Island's east coast is one of New Zealands most active volcanoes, well known for its spectacular crater with strong hydrothermal activity and sulphur deposits. It is part of the active Taupo volcanic zone and last erupted ... [plus d'info]