Three Kings volcano

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Three Kings volcano is a prominent volcanic cone complex in Auckland, New Zealand, formed by monogenetic eruptions within the Auckland volcanic field.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Three Kings scoria cones 1
Three Kings volcano canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monogenetic volcano
volcanic cone complex
volcanic landform
category Monogenetic volcanic fields
Scoria cones
Volcanoes of the Auckland Region
composition scoria
country New Zealand
elevationRelative one of the higher cones in the Auckland volcanic field
eruptionStyle Strombolian
eruptionType monogenetic eruption
eruptiveProducts ash deposits
lava flows
scoria cones
formedBy single eruptive episode
geologicalAge Quaternary
geologicalSetting intraplate basaltic field within continental crust
hasHumanModification quarrying
urban development
hasPart Big King cone
Central King cone
South King cone
other smaller scoria cones
hasRemnant Big King Reserve
hazardPotential low (extinct cone in urban area)
landUse recreational areas
residential surroundings
lastEruption Holocene
locatedIn Auckland
Auckland Region
New Zealand
North Island
Three Kings suburb
monitoringAgency Auckland Council
GNS Science
namedAfter Three Kings district
near Mount Eden
One Tree Hill volcano
origin basaltic magma
partOf Auckland volcanic field
relatedTo Mt Albert volcano
linked to: Pukekawa volcano

Mt Wellington volcano
linked to: Pukekawa volcano

Rangitoto volcano
typeLocality Three Kings scoria cones
linked to: Three Kings volcano
volcanicArcOrBelt intraplate basaltic volcanism
volcanicField Auckland volcanic field

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Auckland volcanic field hasPart Three Kings volcano
Three Kings volcano typeLocality Three Kings scoria cones
linked to: Three Kings volcano