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the mt tarawera erupted in 1886 at 3:00 in the morning and the eruption went for 4 to 6 hours

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When did Mount Tarawera erupt creating the buried village and destroying the pink and white terraces that were a popular tourist attraction?

mt tarawera erupted in 1886 on the 10th June


How many hour did the mount tarawera erupt in?

3 1/2 hours


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Yes. And buried Pompeii.


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Pompei was the city that was buried - Mt Vesuvius erupted in 79AD


What had Pliny the Younger seen erupt when he wrote We were terrified to see everything changed buried in ashes like snowdrifts?

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When mt tarawera exploded you called it?

During the night of 9th June 1886, after a series of constant quakes since midnight, a violent eruption occurred near the township of Rotorua. The top of nearby Mount Wahanga was completely blown off, producing a dense black cloud extending from Taheke to Paeroa, and which became a mass of thunder and lightening to continue incessantly the night long. Shortly after, nearby Mount Tarawera and its twin cone Ruawahia exploded into action, belching fire. Lava and rocks were spewed to a height of around 10.000 feet. The rift caused by the eruption extended for an area approximately 12 miles in length. Hot rocks and mud from nearby Lake Rotomahana rained over an area of 6.000 square miles. The famous Pink and White Terraces, listed as being among the wonders of the world, were destroyed. Before this disaster, the glistening water of the Terraces in the sunlight gave the breathtaking sight of a crystal sparkling staircase. The explosions, lasting practically the whole night long, were heard and as far away as Auckland, Napier, Wellington and even Bleinhem, in the South Island. In some towns it was at first thought that a naval vessel had gone aground and was signaling for help. The nearby town of Wairoa, in the vicinity of the eruption, was covered ten feet thick with ashes, clay mud and stone. The only hint of disaster which the Wairoa residents had experienced in advance was a tidal wave which happened on Lake Tarawera two weeks beforehand, two feet high. However, the local Māori had predicted the eruption. Flax had not flowered the season before, and the Māori predicted a dry summer accompanied by a large earthquake for the current year. The Māori village of Te Wairoa, its Pa and whares were completely buried in the fallout of mud ash and rocks. Today Te Wairoa is known as The Buried Village. 153 Māori and Europeans perished in the Mount Tarawera eruption, that fateful night of 1886.


How many times did Vesuvius erupt after Pompeii was buried and lost in history?

Various sources I looked up listed anywhere from three dozen (36) to 50 times.


When did the Himalayas mountains erupt?

Himalayas mountains never erupt and they will not erupt.


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Pompeii does not erupt. Pompeii was a city that was buried by ash and pumice in 79 AD, during an eruption of the volcano Mount Vesuvius.


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Yes, they often erupt again.


Is erupt a noun?

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