The Taupo volcano has produced two cataclysmic eruptions. The first, a VEI 8 super eruption ocurred 26,500 years ago. The second, a VEI 7 ocurred around 180 AD. The volcano has produced at least 26 smaller eruptions as well.
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∙ 13y agoLake Taupo used to be a volcano it erupted 1900 years ago the hole left by the ash was then fill with water. there have been 28 eruptions recorded from Taupo of the last 27,000 years.
There have been a couple of VEI 8 (Volcanic Explosive Index) volcanic events in NZ in history.Taupo, about 26 500 years ago erupted about 1000 cubic km of ash and debris.Whakamaru, in the same Taupo Volcanic field, erupted about 345 000 years ago and produced between 1200 and 2000 cubic km of material.In more recent times, cAD176, there was a large eruption from Taupo, and the resulting red skies are recorded in Roman and Chinese writings. About 30km3 was erupted, mainly ash.
No. Nobody had discovered NZ when it errupted, but the skies in China went pink for a month after it happened it was so big
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When Huaynaputina erupted in 1600, 2,000,000 people died not by the eruption,but the Russian Famine in 1601-1603. But the real volcano that killed more people happened 75,000 years ago when Lake Toba erupted.After the eruption,it triggered a volcanic winter that it almost wiped out the human race
yes, it is an underwater volcano that erupted about 1000 years ago
It is simply called the Taupo Volcano.
The Taupo volcano last erupted over 1,800 years ago, and is today filled by New Zealand's largest lake.
It's something called the water cycle you ding dongs!
Taupo is a town by Lake Taupo near the centre of the North Island of New Zealand.
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lake taupo it was formed by a volcano erupting
Yes, Lake Taupo is a volcano.
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Lake Taupo (Taupo Nui A Tia).
Lake Taupo has an area of approx 616 sq km.
No. Lake Taupo is in the caldera of a highly explosive supervolcano.
Apparently the first person to discover it was called Tia and Taupo is an abbrevitation of Taupo-Nui-a-Tia, aka The Great Cloak of Tia!