Rano Kau volcano

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Rano Kau volcano is a large extinct volcanic crater on the southwestern tip of Easter Island, notable for its steep cliffs, crater lake, and archaeological sites including the ceremonial village of Orongo.

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Rano Kau volcano canonical 6
Rano Kau caldera 1
Rano Kau volcanic crater 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct volcano
shield volcano
volcano
access road from Hanga Roa
climateInfluence sheltered microclimate in crater
contains Orongo ceremonial village
archaeological sites
birdman cult ceremonial structures
petroglyphs
stone houses
craterDepth approximately 200 metres
craterDiameter approximately 1.5 kilometres
culturalSignificance center of Tangata manu (birdman) cult ceremonies
elevation approximately 324 metres
forms southern rim of Orongo ridge
geologicalAge Pleistocene epoch
surface form: Pleistocene
hasCliffs nearly vertical inner crater walls
sea-facing outer cliffs
hasFeature coastal headland
crater lake
lava flows
marshy crater floor
sea cliffs
steep cliffs
tuff cones
volcanic crater
hasTop Orongo
lakeType freshwater crater lake
lakeVegetation floating reeds
totora reeds
lastEruption prehistoric times
locatedIn Chile
Easter Island
Rapa Nui National Park
Southeastern Pacific Ocean
surface form: southeastern Pacific Ocean
nameLanguage Rapa Nui language
nameMeaning broad volcano
near Hanga Roa
overlooks Motu Iti islet NERFINISHED
Motu Kao Kao islet NERFINISHED
Motu Nui islet
Pacific Ocean
partOf Easter Island volcanic complex
Rapa Nui National Park
surface form: UNESCO World Heritage Site Rapa Nui National Park
position southwestern tip of Easter Island
status extinct
usedFor archaeological research
tourism

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Easter Island volcanic complex hasCrater Rano Kau volcano
this entity surface form: Rano Kau caldera
Rano Kau crater lake locatedIn Rano Kau volcano
Rano Kau crater lake partOf Rano Kau volcano
this entity surface form: Rano Kau volcanic crater
Terevaka volcano largerThan Rano Kau volcano
Terevaka summit near Rano Kau volcano
Poike volcano togetherWith Rano Kau volcano
Poike volcano isOlderThan Rano Kau volcano