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Hauhungatahi is an
eroded andesitic volcano at the
southern end of the Taupō
Volcanic Zone in New Zealand,
located about 12
kilometres (7 mi) north–west...
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recorded volcanism in the area was at 933,000 ± 46,000
years ago at
Hauhungatahi, north-west of Ruapehu.
There is then a gap in
identified materials until...
- – 1,529 m (5,016 ft)
Angle **** (Tararua Range) – 1,510 m (4,950 ft)
Hauhungatahi – 1,521 m (4,990 ft)
Mount Lyndon – 1,489 m (4,885 ft) Mid Dome – 1,478 m...
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Tongariro National Park was
approximately 933,000 ± 46,000
years ago at
Hauhungatahi,
northwest of Ruapehu. Subsequently,
andesitic clasts found 100 km southwest...
- -39.18; 175.35 (Mount Ruapehu)
Hauhungatahi 39°14′S 175°26′E / 39.23°S 175.44°E / -39.23; 175.44 (
Hauhungatahi)
Lakes Lake
Rotoaira 39°03′16″S 175°42′51″E...
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eruption metres feet
Coordinates Hauhungatahi 1521 4990 39°14′S 175°26′E / 39.23°S 175.44°E / -39.23; 175.44 (
Hauhungatahi) - Kakaramea-Tihia M****if 1300...
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turns water into
steam and the
magma into ash.
Northwest of
Ruapehu is
Hauhungatahi the
oldest recorded volcano in the
south of the plateau. The
other two...
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drainage resulted in
bracken fernlands,
sedgeland and
rushlands around Hauhungatahi.
Erosion and
climate allow only
small tussock and
shrubs to grow in gravel...
- Island. It
flows west from the
slopes of
Mount Ruapehu, and from the
Hauhungatahi Wilderness Area,
before entering rough hill country,
veering southwest...
- 2019. The male
holotype specimen was
collected by
Gibbs on the Erua -
Hauhungatahi track in the
Tongariro National Park and is held in the New
Zealand Arthropod...