Colville Ridge

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Colville Ridge is a submarine volcanic ridge located off the coast of New Zealand, forming part of the tectonically active Kermadec–Taupō volcanic region.

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Colville Ridge canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf submarine volcanic ridge
undersea geological feature
associatedWith Australian Plate
Tonga-Kermadec subduction system
surface form: Kermadec subduction zone

Pacific Plate
countryOffshoreFrom New Zealand
extendsFrom region northeast of North Island of New Zealand
featureType submarine ridge
formedBy plate convergence
subduction-related magmatism
geologicalProcess back-arc basin formation
crustal extension
submarine volcanism
liesEastOf North Island
surface form: North Island of New Zealand
liesWestOf Kermadec Trench
locatedIn southwest Pacific Ocean
surface form: Southwest Pacific Ocean
locatedOffCoastOf New Zealand
near Havre Trough
Tonga Ridge
surface form: Kermadec Ridge
orientation north-northeast–south-southwest
partOf Kermadec–Taupō volcanic region
surface form: Kermadec-Taupo volcanic zone

Kermadec–Taupō volcanic region
partOfLargerSystem Tonga–Kermadec Arc
surface form: Kermadec arc-backarc system

Taupō Volcanic Zone
surface form: Taupō Volcanic Zone – Kermadec arc system
region southwestern Pacific back-arc region
researchInterest marine geology
plate tectonics
submarine volcanology
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
subduction zone environment
volcanicActivity tectonically active region

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New Zealand volcanic zones hasPart Colville Ridge
Havre Trough locatedBetween Colville Ridge