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Southwestern Hawaiian Islands, Hawaii Natural Features / Volcanos

Found 32 places

fissure 11

Latitude: 19.4534 (19°27′12″N), Longitude: -154.9242 (154°55′27″W)

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fissure 12

Latitude: 19.4539 (19°27′14″N), Longitude: -154.9233 (154°55′24″W)

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fissure 15

Latitude: 19.472 (19°28′19″N), Longitude: -154.8907 (154°53′27″W)

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fissure 16

Latitude: 19.4786 (19°28′43″N), Longitude: -154.8766 (154°52′36″W)

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fissure 17

Latitude: 19.4832 (19°28′0″N), Longitude: -154.8717 (154°52′18″W)

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fissure 18

Latitude: 19.4799 (19°28′48″N), Longitude: -154.8752 (154°52′31″W)

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fissure 19

Latitude: 19.4728 (19°28′22″N), Longitude: -154.8886 (154°53′19″W)

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fissure 20E

Latitude: 19.4778 (19°28′40″N), Longitude: -154.8789 (154°52′44″W)

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fissure 20W

Latitude: 19.4766 (19°28′36″N), Longitude: -154.8811 (154°52′52″W)

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fissure 22

Latitude: 19.4741 (19°28′27″N), Longitude: -154.8848 (154°53′5″W)

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fissure 6

Latitude: 19.4714 (19°28′17″N), Longitude: -154.8918 (154°53′30″W)

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Haleakalā (Puʻu ʻUlaʻula)

Latitude: 20.7101 (20°42′36″N), Longitude: -156.2531 (156°15′11″W)

Site: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=332060

  • Alternative Name: Mauna Haleakalā, Haleakalā
  • Description: Forms The Eastern Portion Of The Dumbbell-shaped Island Of Maui. Dramaitc 3.5 X 9.5 Km Summit Crater That Is Widely Breached On The North And SE Sides., Highest Peak Of Haleakalā Volcano.
  • Elevation: 3055
  • Name (rus): вулкан Халеакала (пик Пуу-Улаула)
  • Site: Wikidata
  • Site: Wikipedia
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Hiʻiaka Crater

Latitude: 19.3744 (19°22′28″N), Longitude: -155.23 (155°13′48″W)

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Hualālai

Latitude: 19.6911 (19°41′28″N), Longitude: -155.8666 (155°51′0″W)

Site: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=332040

  • Description: Third Youngest Shield Volcano Of The 5 That Make Up Hawaii Island. 3 Rift Zones, Dotted With Cinder Cones And Spatter Cones, Trend North, NW, And SE, And Converge About 5 Km East Of The Summit. The 1801 Eruption Lava Underlies Part Of The International A
  • Elevation: 2523
  • Site: Wikidata
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Kilauea

Latitude: 19.4139 (19°24′50″N), Longitude: -155.2758 (155°16′33″W)

Site: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=332010

  • Description: Hawaii's Most Active Volcano During Historical Time. A Long-term Eruption From The East Rift Zone That Began In 1983 Has Produced Lava Flows Covering More Than 100 Sq Km, Destroying Nearly 200 Houses And Adding New Coastline To The Island.
  • Site: Wikidata
  • Site: Wikipedia
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Kānenuiohamo

Latitude: 19.3729 (19°22′22″N), Longitude: -155.1702 (155°10′13″W)

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Kohala

Latitude: 20.075 (20°4′30″N), Longitude: -155.7187 (155°43′7″W)

  • Description: Oldest Of The 5 Volcanoes That Make Up The Island Of Hawaii And Now Extinct.
  • Elevation: 1670
  • Site: Wikidata
  • Site: Wikipedia
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Makaopuhi Crater

Latitude: 19.3646 (19°21′53″N), Longitude: -155.1699 (155°10′11″W)

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Maui Komohana

Latitude: 20.8898 (20°53′23″N), Longitude: -156.5852 (156°35′7″W)

  • Alternative Name: Mauna Kahalawai
  • Description: Eroded Volcano That Created Western Maui. Last Major Eruption About 500,000 Years Aog
  • Height: 5788
  • Site: Wikidata
  • Site: Wikipedia
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Mauna Kea

Latitude: 19.8207 (19°49′14″N), Longitude: -155.468 (155°28′5″W)

Site: volcano.si.edu/volcano.cfm?vn=332030

  • Alternative Name: Pu'u Wekiu
  • Description: Hawaii's Highest Volcano. It Lacks A Summit Caldera And Is Capped By A Profusion Of Cinder Cones And Pyroclastic Deposits.
  • Elevation: 4205
  • Site: Wikidata
  • Site: Wikipedia
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