Terevaka volcano

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Terevaka volcano is the largest and youngest of Easter Island’s three main volcanoes, forming most of the island’s landmass.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf polygenetic volcano
shield volcano
volcano
associatedWith Easter hotspot
composedPrimarilyOf basaltic lava flows
country Chile
eruptiveStyle effusive
forms northern and central part of Easter Island
formsMostOf Easter Island landmass
hasCoordinateLatitude -27.08
hasCoordinateLongitude -109.35
hasFeature lava flow fields
numerous scoria cones
small volcanic craters
spatter cones
hasFlankSlope low-angle volcanic slopes
hasGeologicalAge Pleistocene-Holocene
hasHighestPointOf Easter Island
hasLastEruption Holocene
hasMaximumElevation 1663 ft
507 m
hasMorphology broad shield-shaped edifice
hasNameVariant Maunga Terevaka
Terevaka
hasRockType alkali basalt
tholeiitic basalt
hasSummitArea gently sloping plateau
hasTectonicSetting hotspot volcano
is largest volcano on Easter Island
youngest of Easter Island’s three main volcanoes
largerThan Poike volcano
Rano Kau volcano
locatedIn Chile
Easter Island
Rapa Nui
linked to: Easter Island

Valparaíso Region
southeastern Pacific Ocean
locatedOn Nazca Plate
oneOf three main volcanoes of Easter Island
partOf Easter Island volcanic complex
separatedFrom Poike volcano by lower terrain
Rano Kau volcano by lower terrain
usedFor hiking
panoramic viewing point on Easter Island

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Easter Island volcanic complex hasFeature Terevaka shield volcano
linked to: Terevaka volcano
Terevaka summit locatedIn Terevaka volcano
Terevaka summit partOf Terevaka shield volcano
linked to: Terevaka volcano
Terevaka summit mountainRange Terevaka volcanic complex
linked to: Terevaka volcano
Terevaka summit volcanicField Terevaka volcano