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How high is Mt Erebus?
Mt Erebus in Antarctica stands at approximately 12,448 feet (3,794 meters) above sea level.
What plates are causing mt erebus to form?
The Pacific Plate is causing Mount Erebus to form. This plate is moving over a stationary hotspot beneath the Earth's crust, creating a chain of volcanoes including Mount Erebus in Antarctica.
What is the body of water near mt erebus?
The Southern Ocean, also known as the Antarctic Ocean.
How tall is Mt St Helen's before 1980 eruption?
Mount St. Helens was approximately 9,677 feet (2,950 meters) tall before the 1980 eruption.
How tall is the Epperly Mountains in Antarctica?
The Epperly Mountains in Antarctica have peaks that range from about 1,500 to 2,500 meters (4,900 to 8,200 feet) in height.
How tall is Mt Erebus in feet?
Mt. Erebus is 12,448 ft.
Does mt erebus have trees on it?
no, Mt Erebus does not have trees on it
What country is mt erebus in?
mt erebus is in antarctica, on the ross ice shelf
What is the area of mt erebus?
Mt Erebus lies on Ross Island, Antarctica, in that area.
Why is it dangerous to climb mt erebus?
Mt Erebus is extremely remote, high and an active volcano.
Where is mt erebus located?
Mount Erebus is located in Antarctica.
Why is the continent of Mt Erebus special to New Zealand?
Mt Erebus is a tall active volcano that created Ross Island. It was on the slopes of this mountain that an Air New Zealand sightseeing flight crashed. Killing all crew and passengers.
Where in the world is Mt Erebus?
mt. Erebus is located in Antarctica, so i guess you're not the only one who can't find it
How high is Antarctica's tallest mountain?
You may be thinking of Mt Erebus, an active volcano.
When are the best months to climb mt erebus?
Mt Erebus is extremely remote, and is an active volcano. There are no 'best months' to climb this mountain.
What is the climate around mt erebus like?
Mr Erebus lies in a polar climate.
Why is Mt Erebus important to NZ?
Mt Erebus lies within the territory of Antarctica claimed by New Zealand, and considered a protectorate of the nation.
