Portlock Cone

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Portlock Cone is a volcanic tuff cone on the southeastern coast of Oʻahu, Hawaii, forming part of the island’s Koko Head volcanic complex.

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Portlock Cone canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monogenetic volcano
tuff cone
volcanic landform
composition basaltic tuff
country United States
currentStatus extinct volcano
elevation low elevation coastal cone
eruptionStyle phreatomagmatic
eruptiveCenterOf Koko Head volcanic complex
formedAsPartOf post‑shield volcanism of Koʻolau volcano
formedBy interaction of magma with seawater
formedDuring late-stage rejuvenated volcanism on Oʻahu
geneticRelation aligned with other Koko Rift vents
geologicalAge Holocene
hazardLevel no known historical eruptions
island Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu
landformType maar–tuff cone complex
locatedIn City and County of Honolulu
linked to: Honolulu County

Hawaii
linked to: Hawaiʻi (island)

Honolulu County
United States
locatedOn Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu
locatedOnCoastOf southeastern coast of Oʻahu
namedAfter Portlock (nearby coastal area)
linked to: Portlock
near Hanauma Bay
Hawaiʻi Kai
Koko Crater
Koko Head
Maunalua Bay
overlooks Maunalua Bay
partOf Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
Honolulu Volcanics
Koko Head volcanic complex
proximityToOcean coastal
region southeastern Oʻahu
state Hawaii
surficialMaterial consolidated ash
lapilli tuff
tectonicSetting intraplate hotspot volcano
volcanicArcOrBelt Hawaiian hotspot
volcanicField Koko Rift zone
linked to: Koko Crater

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Koko Head volcanic complex hasPart Portlock Cone