Paritutu Rock

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Paritutu Rock is a prominent volcanic plug and coastal landmark located near New Plymouth in New Zealand’s Taranaki Region.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Paritutu Rock canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
tourist attraction
volcanic plug
age Pliocene
climbTime about 15 to 30 minutes to summit
country New Zealand
elevation about 156 metres
formedBy eroded volcanic cone
geologicalOrigin volcanic
hasAccess car park at base
short but steep walking track to summit
hasFeature metal ladders and chains on upper section
steep walking track
summit viewing platform
hasNearbyFeature Back Beach
Ngāmotu Beach
industrial port facilities
hasPanoramicViewsOf New Plymouth urban area
linked to: New Plymouth

Tasman Sea coastline
linked to: Tasman Sea coast
hasViewOf Mount Taranaki
Sugar Loaf Islands Marine Protected Area
isLandmarkOf New Plymouth
Taranaki Region
isPopularWith locals
tourists
isVisibleFrom New Plymouth coastal walkway
locatedIn New Plymouth
Taranaki Region
locatedOn North Island
west coast of New Zealand
managedBy New Plymouth District Council
nameLanguage Māori
linked to: Te Reo Māori
near New Plymouth city centre
linked to: New Plymouth

Port Taranaki
Sugar Loaf Islands
overlooks New Plymouth
Port Taranaki
Tasman Sea
partOf Sugar Loaf Islands and Paritutu
linked to: Sugar Loaf Islands
protectedStatus local scenic reserve
region Taranaki
linked to: Taranaki Region
rockType andesite
safetyConsideration steep exposed sections near summit
usedFor hiking
recreation
rock climbing
sightseeing
sunset viewing

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

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

Taranaki Region hasNotableLandmark Paritutu Rock
Taranaki Volcanic Lineament hasPart Paritutu Rock
Sugar Loaf Islands near Paritutu Rock