Maunga Terevaka

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shield volcano volcanic mountain

Maunga Terevaka is the largest and youngest of the three main volcanoes forming Easter Island, dominating the island’s landscape as its highest point.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	shield volcano → volcanic mountain →
climate	subtropical →
continent	Oceania →
country	Chile →
dominates	landscape of Easter Island →
elevation	1663 ft → 507 m →
formedBy	Easter hotspot → overlapping lava flows →
geologicalAge	Holocene →
governedBy	Municipality of Easter Island →
hasCoordinateLatitude	-27.083 →
hasCoordinateLongitude	-109.367 →
hasFeature	broad summit plateau → lava fields → numerous scoria cones →
hasLandCover	grassland → pasture →
hasSummit	Terevaka summit area →
hasViewOf	Pacific Ocean → entire Easter Island →
highestPointOf	Easter Island →
isAccessibleFrom	Hanga Roa →
isLargestOf	three main volcanoes of Easter Island →
isOnWorldHeritageSite	Rapa Nui National Park →
isVolcanoOf	Easter Island volcanic complex →
isYoungestOf	three main volcanoes of Easter Island →
languageOfName	Rapa Nui language →
lastEruption	Holocene epoch →
locatedIn	Chile → Easter Island → Rapa Nui → Valparaíso Region →
locatedOn	Pacific Plate →
mountainRange	none →
nameMeaning	Mount Terevaka →
near	Poike → Rano Kau →
partOf	Easter Island → Rapa Nui National Park →
protectedBy	CONAF Chile →
usedFor	hiking → horseback riding → tourism →
volcanoType	shield volcano →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Terevaka →	isAlsoKnownAs