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Q: How much lava did Rangitoto produce?
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What does rangitoto mean in English?

Rangitoto means "bloody sky" in Maori, referring to the island's red volcanic soil and the dramatic sunsets seen from the area.


How much lava can a volcano produce?

Depends, all volcanoes have different amounts of lava.


How much lava does Mount Kilauea produce?

1,300,440 lbs


How did Mt Rangitoto form?

Rangitoto was formed by huge bubbles of molten rock breaking off pieces of crust called a "hot spot" 600 years ago


What type of rocks can be found on rangitoto?

Amazingly, the whole of Rangitoto Island is made out of rock! It is made out of lava rock. There is no soil, little permanent water, and the black rock soars to very high temperatures. This is why people think it is amazing how plants can grow on the island.


How wide is rangitoto?

rangitoto is 5.5 km


Who named Mt Rangitoto?

Who named Rangitoto


What are the surface features on rangitoto?

Rangitoto is an cone shaped island formed by a volcano in the Waitemata Harbour in Auckland, North Island New Zealand. It is the most recent volcano in the Auckland volcano field, which consists of over 50 volcanoes, and was formed 600yrs ago. As it is a recent volcano the surface consists of black lava slowly being pioneered by bush. The native tree, the Tutu (Coriaria arborea) was the the first major plant to establish itself on Rangitoto as its long roots were able to reach the water reservoirs beneath the lava.


What wouldn't you find on rangitoto?

what wouldnt you find on rangitoto


Is Rangitoto island still active?

Is Rangitoto active?


What kinds of lava do volcanoes with lower viscosity magma produce?

They produce basaltic lava.


What are the 4 types of volcanoes which exist and what type of lava do they produce?

shield, cinder cone, composite, and dome. They produce basaltic lava, rhyolite lava and andesite lava.