- Ma'unga
Terevaka is the largest,
tallest (507.41 m (1,664.73 ft)) and
youngest of
three main
extinct volcanoes that form
Easter Island.
Several smaller...
-
consolidated volcanic ash, or tuff, and
located on the
lower slopes of
Terevaka in the Rapa Nui
National Park on
Easter Island in Chile. It was a quarry...
- of
Terevaka, but no
permanent streams or rivers.
Easter Island is a
volcanic island,
consisting mainly of
three extinct coalesced volcanoes:
Terevaka (altitude...
- island's west coast, in the
lowlands between the
extinct volcanoes of
Terevaka and Rano Kau.
Hanga Roa in the
native Rapa Nui
language means "wide bay"...
- the island's second-highest
point after the peak of the
extinct volcano Terevaka.
Poike forms the
eastern headland of Rapa Nui. An
abrupt cliff known as...
-
Ntlenyana in
Lesotho is the
highest point in
southern Africa. 12. Ma′unga
Terevaka is the
highest point on
Easter Island. 13. Mont
Blanc is the
highest peak...
- Map
showing the
location of Rano Kau
along with the
volcanoes Terevaka and Poike...
-
almost the only gap in the island's surf. Rano Kau is at top with
Hanga Roa just
below it and
Terevaka prominent above Anakena. A west up
photo from NASA....
- of
Terevaka, but no
permanent streams or rivers.
Easter Island is a
volcanic island,
consisting mainly of
three extinct coalesced volcanoes:
Terevaka (altitude...
- (Easter Island, Chile)
Slieve Gullion (Northern Ireland,
United Kingdom)
Terevaka (Easter Island, Chile) Topo Volcano, Azores,
Portugal Tweed Volcano, Australia...