Honolulu Volcanic Series

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The Honolulu Volcanic Series is a group of relatively young volcanic vents and eruptions on the island of Oʻahu, Hawaii, that produced prominent features such as Diamond Head and other tuff cones and lava flows.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Honolulu Volcanics 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
monogenetic volcanic field
volcanic field
approximateEnd less than 100,000 years ago
approximateStart about 800,000 years ago
associatedWith Koʻolau Range
cause Hawaii hotspot
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eruptionStyle Strombolian
phreatomagmatic
geologicalAge Holocene
Pleistocene epoch
surface form: Pleistocene
hasFeature Diamond Head
surface form: Diamond Head tuff cone

Hanauma Bay
surface form: Hanauma Bay volcanic tuff ring

Koko Crater
surface form: Koko Rift volcanic complex

Punchbowl Crater
surface form: Punchbowl tuff cone
lastEruptions late Pleistocene to possibly early Holocene
locatedIn Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Oʻahu NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
locatedNear Honolulu metropolitan area
surface form: Honolulu urban area
namedAfter Honolulu
partOf Hawaiian volcanic province
Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
phaseOf rejuvenated volcanism on Oʻahu
produced Aliamanu Crater
Diamond Head
Koko Head volcanic complex
surface form: Hanauma Bay tuff cone

Koko Head volcanic complex
surface form: Kaimukī tuff cones

Koko Crater
Koko Head
Punchbowl Crater
Salt Lake Crater
Tantalus
cinder cones
lava flows
tuff cones
various lava flows on Oʻahu
scientificDiscipline geomorphology
petrology
volcanology
tectonicSetting intraplate hotspot volcanism
volcanicRockType alkalic basalt
basanite
nephelinite
youngerThan Koʻolau Volcano
surface form: Koʻolau shield volcano

Koʻolau Volcano
surface form: Waiʻanae shield volcano

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Diamond Head partOf Honolulu Volcanic Series
Lēʻahi partOf Honolulu Volcanic Series
this entity surface form: Honolulu Volcanics