Mayor Island / Tuhua

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Mayor Island / Tuhua is a volcanic island in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, known for its forested landscape, crater lakes, and cultural significance to Māori as a source of obsidian.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
volcanic island
administeredBy Bay of Plenty Regional Council
country New Zealand
distanceFrom about 28 km from the Bay of Plenty coast
about 35 km north of Tauranga
elevation 355 m
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasBodyOfWater Black Lake NERFINISHED
Green Lake
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Māori
hasFeature caldera
crater lakes
forested landscape
lava domes
obsidian deposits
sandy beaches
steep coastal cliffs
hasIndigenousName Tuhua
hasLandCover native forest
regenerating bush
hasName Mayor Island
Tuhua
hasOfficialName Mayor Island / Tuhua
hasProtectionStatus wildlife refuge
hasSurroundingWaterBody Bay of Plenty
hasUse diving destination
fishing destination
recreation
wildlife sanctuary
highestPoint 355 m above sea level
islandType peralkaline rhyolite volcano
shield volcano
isSacredTo Ngāi Te Rangi
Ngāti Awa
other local Māori iwi
knownFor Māori obsidian quarries
crater lakes
native forest
obsidian
lastEruption Holocene
locatedIn Bay of Plenty
Bay of Plenty Region
Hauraki Rift
linked to: Hauraki Plains

North Island
South Pacific Ocean
partOf Bay of Plenty volcanic zone
traditionalResource obsidian for tools and weapons
volcanicArcOrBelt Taupō Volcanic Zone vicinity

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

New Zealand offshore islands hasPart Mayor Island / Tuhua
Bay of Plenty (bay) hasIsland Mayor Island / Tuhua (near its outer edge)
linked to: Mayor Island / Tuhua
Mayor Island / Tuhua hasOfficialName Mayor Island / Tuhua