Kao

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Kao is a volcanic island in the Haʻapai group of Tonga, notable for being one of the country's highest and most prominent volcanic peaks.

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Kao canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stratovolcano
volcanic island
access by boat from other Tongan islands
administrativeDivision Haʻapai Division
archipelago Haʻapai Islands
linked to: Haʻapai
climate tropical marine
composition andesitic volcanic rocks
country Tonga
countryCapitalDistanceRelation north of Nukuʻalofa (capital of Tonga)
countryHighestPointsRank among highest peaks in Tonga
coveredBy vegetation on lower slopes
elevation approximately 1046 metres
approximately 3432 feet
geologicalSetting Tonga volcanic arc
hasCrater true
hasHumanSettlement no permanent settlement
hasNationalSignificance one of Tonga’s most prominent volcanic peaks
hazardType volcanic hazard potential
islandGroup Haʻapai
islandType oceanic island
lastEruption unknown in historical time
locatedIn Haʻapai group
linked to: Haʻapai

Polynesia
South Pacific Ocean
nearbyIsland Tofua
nearbyIslandGroup Vavaʻu (to the north, regionally)
linked to: Vavaʻu
notableFor high topographic prominence
steep volcanic cone
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Kingdom of Tonga
linked to: Tonga
prominence approximately 1036 metres
region Oceania
relativeLocation north of Tofua
within central Tonga archipelago
shape conical volcanic peak
sovereignState Tonga
summitFeatures bare or sparsely vegetated upper slopes
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
uninhabited true
volcanicArc Tonga–Kermadec arc
volcanicOrigin subduction-related volcanism
volcanoType stratovolcano

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