Volcanoes of New Zealand
Kermandec Islands (14 volcanoes):Curtis Island | Gamble | Giggenbach | Havre Seamount | Hinepuia | Hinetapeka | Macauley Island | Monowai | Putoto | Rakahore | Raoul Island | Volcano OP | Volcano Q | Volcano W
North Island (7 volcanoes):Auckland Field | Kaikohe-Bay of Islands | Ngauruhoe | Ruapehu | Taranaki | Tongariro | Whangarei
| Aitutaki (Shield) | [più] |
| Alderman Islands (Lava dome(s)) | [più] |
| Brothers (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Clark (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Cole (Submarine) | [più] |
| Giljanes (Submarine) | [più] |
| Haungaroa (Submarine) | [più] |
| Hautere (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Healy (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Kaimai (Volcanic field) | [più] |
| Kaitake (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Kakepuku (Lava cone(s)) | [più] |
| Kapenga (Caldera(s)) | [più] |
| Karioi (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Kibblewhite (Submarine) | [più] |
| Kuiwai (Submarine) | [più] |
| Little Barrier (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Mangakino (Caldera) | [più] |
| Maroa (Calderas) | [più] |
| Mayor Island (Shield volcano) | [più] |
| Mercury Islands (Volcanic field) | [più] |
| Mokohinau Islands (Volcanic field) | [più] |
| Moutohora Island (Complex) | [più] |
| Ngatoroirangi (Submarine) | [più] |
| Northern Tongariro Group (Stratovolcano(es)) | [più] |
| Okataina (Tarawera) (Lava domes) | 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... [più] |
| Oliver-Speight (Submarine) | [più] |
| Pirongia (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Pouakai (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Rapuhia (Submarine) | [più] |
| Rarotonga (Shield) | [più] |
| Reporoa (Caldera) | [più] |
| Rotorua (Caldera) | [più] |
| Rumble I (Submarine) | [più] |
| Rumble II East (Submarine) | [più] |
| Rumble II West (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Rumble III (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Rumble IV (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Rumble V (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Rungapapa Knoll (Submarine) | [più] |
| Silent II East (Submarine) | [più] |
| Silent II West (Submarine) | [più] |
| Solander Island (Stratovolcano) | [più] |
| Sonne (Submarine) | [più] |
| South Auckland (Shield(s)) | [più] |
| South Coromandel Peninsula (Volcanic field) | [più] |
| Tangaroa (Submarine volcano) | [più] |
| Taupo (Caldera) | [più] |
| Thompson (Submarine) | [più] |
| Whale Island (Complex volcano) | [più] |
| White Island (stratovulcano)  | 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 ... [più] |
| Yokosuka (Submarine) | [più] |
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Top 20 quakes in 2016: Several magnitude 7 quakes occurred in 2016 (but none above M8): Papua New Guinea, NZ, Ecuador, Solomon Islands, Sumatra, Chile, Alaska and others - nearly all major earthquakes were located near active subduction zones.
See the top 20 list of largest quakes in 2016 with this map.
See the top 20 list of largest quakes in 2016 with this map.
Volcano Calendar 2018: We're proud to present our 2018 volcano calendar: 13 different and attractive images of volcanoes, volcanic landscapes and phenomena taken during volcano tours over the past few years.
Stromboli volcano photos: The lighthouse of the Thyrrhenian Sea - thanks to its typical, regular explosions that coined the term "strombolian activity", Stromboli is one of the most famous and photogenic volcanoes in the world.
Bárdarbunga eruption 2014: Photos from the Holuhraun fissure eruption: large lava fountains and lava flows from close!
