New Zealand's South Island has many more mountains than the North Island, such as the Alps, while the North Island has a great deal of hilly country, with giant hills that aren't called mountains.
Aoraki Mt Cook is 3,754 metres (12,316 ft) high. (It lost 10m in height in a landslide in 1991.) It is situated on the South Island in the Southern Alps Mountain Range
The North Island.
The highest one is Mount Ruapehu. also: Tongariro, Taranaki, Ngauruhoe, Hikurangi, Pirongia, Ngongotaha, Tarawera, Pihanga,
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The North Island of New Zealand is separated from the South Island by the Cook Strait.
The volcanic mountain that erupted in 1996 was Mt. Ruapehu.
Aoraki Mt Cook is 3,754 metres (12,316 ft) high. (It lost 10m in height in a landslide in 1991.) It is situated on the South Island in the Southern Alps Mountain Range
Mount Ngauruhoe is on North Island, New Zealand. It is an active stratovolcano or composite conevolcano.
Mount Ruapeh in New Zealand erupted during 1996, causing ash to fall over much of the central North Island. The mountain is just northeast of the city of Ohakune.
Cook Strait separates North and South Island of New Zealand.
The North Island in New Zealand is the second largest island
The North Island.
The highest one is Mount Ruapehu. also: Tongariro, Taranaki, Ngauruhoe, Hikurangi, Pirongia, Ngongotaha, Tarawera, Pihanga,
Lake Taupo in the centre of the North Island is the largest lake in New Zealand.
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Mount Ruapehu is the largest active volcano in New Zealand. It is 9,175 feet in height and is the highest mountain in the North Island.
New Zealand's capital city of Wellington is on the North Island.