This is a partial list of active, dormant, and extinct volcanoes in New Zealand.

Kermadec Arc and Havre Trough

NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metresfeetCoordinates
Brothers Seamount-1350-440034°52′30″S 179°04′30″E / 34.875°S 179.075°E / -34.875; 179.075 (Brothers)-
Clark Seamount-860-280036°26′46″S 177°50′20″E / 36.446°S 177.839°E / -36.446; 177.839 (Clark)-
Cole (volcano)----
Cotton Volcano-950-310035°03′S 178°59′E / 35.05°S 178.99°E / -35.05; 178.99 (Cotton)-
Curtis Island13744930°32′26.97″S 178°33′25.69″W / 30.5408250°S 178.5571361°W / -30.5408250; -178.5571361 (Curtis Island)-
Gamble (volcano)----
Giggenbach (volcano)-65-21030°02′10″S 178°42′43″E / 30.036°S 178.712°E / -30.036; 178.712 (Giggenbach)-
Havre Seamount-730-236031°07′13″S 179°58′07″W / 31.12028°S 179.96861°W / -31.12028; -179.968612012
Hinepuia (volcano)----
Hinetāpeka (volcano)----
James Healy Seamount-1150-380034°59′S 179°00′E / 34.98°S 179.00°E / -34.98; 179.00 (Healy)1360
Macauley Island23878130°08′S 178°16′W / 30.14°S 178.26°W / -30.14; -178.26 (Macauley Island)Holocene
Monowai Seamount-100-33025°53′13″S 177°11′17″W / 25.887°S 177.188°W / -25.887; -177.188 (Monowai Seamount)2008
Pūtoto (volcano)----
Rakahore (volcano)----
Raoul Island516169329°10′S 177°33′W / 29.16°S 177.55°W / -29.16; -177.55 (Raoul Island)2006
Rumble I-1100-361035°30′S 178°54′E / 35.5°S 178.9°E / -35.5; 178.9 (Rumble I)-
Rumble II-880-289035°24′S 178°36′E / 35.4°S 178.6°E / -35.4; 178.6 (Rumble II)-
Rumble III-140-45935°44′42″S 178°28′41″E / 35.745°S 178.478°E / -35.745; 178.478 (Rumble III)1986
Rumble IV-450-147636°08′S 178°03′E / 36.13°S 178.05°E / -36.13; 178.05 (Rumble IV)-
Rumble V-1100-361036°08′20″S 178°11′49″E / 36.139°S 178.197°E / -36.139; 178.197 (Rumble V)-
Silent I[1]----
Silent II[1]----
Tangaroa (volcano)-600-200036°19′16″S 178°01′41″E / 36.321°S 178.028°E / -36.321; 178.028 (Tangaroa)-
Wright (volcano)-750-250031°30′S 179°12′E / 31.5°S 179.2°E / -31.5; 179.2 (Wright)-

North Island

Taupō Volcanic Zone

Major volcanoes of New Zealand
NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metresfeetCoordinates
Hauhungatahi1521499039°14′S 175°26′E / 39.23°S 175.44°E / -39.23; 175.44 (Hauhungatahi)-
Kakaramea-Tihia Massif1300430038°59′20″S 175°42′30″E / 38.98889°S 175.70833°E / -38.98889; 175.70833 (Kakaramea)20,000 years ago
Kawerau----
Manawahe37°57′50″S 176°40′17″E / 37.9639°S 176.6713°E / -37.9639; 176.6713 (Manawahe)~ 400,000 years ago[2]
Mangakino Caldera----
Maroa Caldera1156379338°25′S 176°05′E / 38.42°S 176.08°E / -38.42; 176.08 (Maroa)180
Maungakakaramea / Rainbow Mountain743243838°19′08″S 176°23′17″E / 38.319°S 176.388°E / -38.319; 176.388 (Rainbow Mountain)-
Mount Maunganui232-37°37′48″S 176°10′16″E / 37.630°S 176.171°E / -37.630; 176.171 (Mt Manganui)-
Maungaongaonga825270738°19′34″S 176°20′42″E / 38.326°S 176.345°E / -38.326; 176.345 (Maungaongaonga)
Mayor Island / Tūhua338116537°17′S 176°15′E / 37.283°S 176.250°E / -37.283; 176.250 (Mayor Island)4390 BC ± 200 years
Mokoia Island--38°4′52.52″S 176°17′3.89″E / 38.0812556°S 176.2844139°E / -38.0812556; 176.2844139 (Mokoia Island)-
Moutohora Island354116137°51′29″S 176°58′48″E / 37.858°S 176.98°E / -37.858; 176.98 (Whale Island)Pleistocene
Mount Ngauruhoe2291751639°09′24.6″S 175°37′55.8″E / 39.156833°S 175.632167°E / -39.156833; 175.632167 (Ngauruhoe)1977
Mount Ngongotahā487-39°7′5.59″S 176°11′51.20″E / 39.1182194°S 176.1975556°E / -39.1182194; 176.1975556 (Mount Ngongotahā)-
Okataina Caldera1111364538°07′S 176°30′E / 38.12°S 176.50°E / -38.12; 176.50 (Okataina)1973
Pihanga1325434739°02′28.75″S 175°46′7″E / 39.0413194°S 175.76861°E / -39.0413194; 175.76861 (Pihanga)-
Putauaki (Mt Edgecumbe)867-38°06′S 176°48′E / 38.1°S 176.8°E / -38.1; 176.8 (Mount Edgecumbe)~ 300 BC[3]
Reporoa Caldera592194238°25′S 176°20′E / 38.42°S 176.33°E / -38.42; 176.33 (Reporoa Caldera)1180 (hydrothermal)
Lake Rotorua757248438°05′S 176°16′E / 38.08°S 176.27°E / -38.08; 176.27 (Lake Rotorua)Pleistocene
Mount Ruapehu2797917739°16′54.19″S 175°34′6.64″E / 39.2817194°S 175.5685111°E / -39.2817194; 175.5685111 (Mount Ruapehu)2007
Rungapapa Knoll--37°32′49″S 176°58′48″E / 37.547°S 176.98°E / -37.547; 176.98Pleistocene
Tama Lakes----
Mount Tarawera (part of the Okataina caldera)1111364438°13′S 176°30′E / 38.22°S 176.5°E / -38.22; 176.5 (Mount Tarawera)1886
Mount Tauhara1087356938°41′40″S 176°9′46″E / 38.69444°S 176.16278°E / -38.69444; 176.16278 (Mount Tauhara)Pleistocene
Taupō Volcano760249338°49′S 176°00′E / 38.82°S 176.00°E / -38.82; 176.00 (Lake Taupō)181
Mount Tongariro1968645639°8′S 175°39′E / 39.133°S 175.650°E / -39.133; 175.650 (Mount Tongariro)2012
Waiotapu592194238°25′S 176°20′E / 38.42°S 176.33°E / -38.42; 176.33 (Waiotapu)1180
Whakaari / White Island321105337°31′S 177°11′E / 37.52°S 177.18°E / -37.52; 177.18 (White Island)2019
Whakatāne Seamount-980-320036°48′S 177°30′E / 36.8°S 177.5°E / -36.8; 177.5 (Whakatāne Seamount)-

Elsewhere

NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metresfeetCoordinates
Auckland volcanic field26085336°54′S 174°52′E / 36.90°S 174.87°E / -36.90; 174.87 (Auckland volcanic field)1421
Bombay Hills (part of the South Auckland volcanic field)379--550,000 years ago
Kārewa / Gannet Island---500,000 years ago
Kaikohe-Bay of Islands volcanic field388127335°18′S 173°54′E / 35.30°S 173.90°E / -35.30; 173.90 (Kaikohe)400 ± 300 years
Kaitake---500,000 years ago
Kakepuku449147338°04′06″S 175°15′07″E / 38.06833°S 175.25194°E / -38.06833; 175.25194 (Kakepuku)1.6 million years ago
Karioi756248037°30′S 174°29′E / 37.50°S 174.49°E / -37.50; 174.49 (Karioi)2.4 million years ago
Little Barrier Island7222360-1.5 million years ago
Manukau volcano474155536°54′S 174°18′E / 36.9°S 174.3°E / -36.9; 174.3 (Waitākere volcano)16 million years ago[4]
Maungatautari797261538°01′08″S 175°34′33″E / 38.01887°S 175.57579°E / -38.01887; 175.57579 (Maungatautari)1.8 million years ago[4]
Paritutu and the Sugar Loaf Islands153--1.7 million years ago[5]
Mount Pirongia962315637°59′28″S 175°05′53″E / 37.99111°S 175.09806°E / -37.99111; 175.09806 (Pirongia)1.6 million years ago
Pureora1165382238°33′07″S 175°37′40″E / 38.551872°S 175.627846°E / -38.551872; 175.627846 (Mount Pureora)1.6 million years ago[4]
Ngatutura volcanic field140-37°32′S 174°48′E / 37.54°S 174.80°E / -37.54; 174.80 (Ngatutura volcanic field)1.6 million years ago
Poor Knights Islands---4 million years ago
Pouakai---240,000 years ago
Rangitoto Island (part of the Auckland volcanic field)26085336°47′13″S 174°51′29″E / 36.78694°S 174.85806°E / -36.78694; 174.85806 (Rangitoto Island)1350
South Auckland volcanic field379-37°11′44″S 175°01′05″E / 37.1955°S 175.0181°E / -37.1955; 175.0181 (South Auckland volcanic field)550,000 years ago
Mount Taranaki or Mount Egmont2518826139°18′S 174°06′E / 39.3°S 174.1°E / -39.3; 174.1 (Mount Taranaki)1755
Titiraupenga1042341938°30′36″S 175°41′31″E / 38.509927°S 175.691857°E / -38.509927; 175.691857 (Mount Titiraupenga)1.89 million years ago[4]
Whangarei volcanic field397130235°45′S 174°16′E / 35.75°S 174.27°E / -35.75; 174.27 (Whangarei)-

South Island

NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metersfeetCoordinates
Mount Somers 1,688 5,538 43.70°S 171.40°E 89 million years ago
Akaroa Volcano--43°48′S 172°57′E / 43.800°S 172.950°E / -43.800; 172.950 (Akaroa)Miocene
Dunedin Volcano680221845°49′S 170°39′E / 45.817°S 170.650°E / -45.817; 170.650 (Otago Harbour)c. 10 million years ago [6]
Mount Horrible (near Timaru)--44°23′S 171°3′E / 44.383°S 171.050°E / -44.383; 171.050 (Mount Horrible)2 million years ago [7]
Lyttelton Volcano919301043°36′S 172°43′E / 43.600°S 172.717°E / -43.600; 172.717 (Lyttelton Harbour)Miocene

Other

NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metersfeetCoordinates
Antipodes Islands402131949°41′S 178°46′E / 49.68°S 178.77°E / -49.68; 178.77 (Antipodes Islands)Holocene
Auckland Island650198150°41′S 166°05′E / 50.69°S 166.08°E / -50.69; 166.08 (Auckland Island)Miocene[8]
Mount Dick (Adams Island)[9]705231350°52′28″S 166°4′55″E / 50.87444°S 166.08194°E / -50.87444; 166.08194-
Pitt Island24179144°11′S 176°08′W / 44.18°S 176.13°W / -44.18; -176.13 (Pitt Island)Ancient
Solander Islands330108046°34′S 166°53′E / 46.567°S 166.883°E / -46.567; 166.883 (Solander Islands)Pleistocene

Ross Dependency

New Zealand also has de facto administration over Ross Dependency in Antarctica, which contains the following volcanoes:

NameElevationLocationLast eruption
metersfeetCoordinates
Mount Bird (Ross Island)1765579177°16′S 166°45′E / 77.267°S 166.750°E / -77.267; 166.750 (Mount Bird)3.8 million years ago[10]
Brown Peak (Sturge Island, Balleny Islands)1500500067°24′S 164°50′E / 67.400°S 164.833°E / -67.400; 164.833 (Brown Peak)2001
Buckle Island (Balleny Islands)1239406566°48′S 163°15′E / 66.800°S 163.250°E / -66.800; 163.250 (Buckle Island)1899
Mount Discovery (Scott Coast)2681879678°22′S 166°01′E / 78.367°S 166.017°E / -78.367; 166.017 (Mount Bird)1.8 million years ago[11]
Mount Erebus (Ross Island)37941244877°32′S 167°17′E / 77.533°S 167.283°E / -77.533; 167.283 (Mount Erebus)2008 (continuing)
Mount Terror (Ross Island)32301059777°31′S 168°32′E / 77.517°S 168.533°E / -77.517; 168.533 (Mount Terror)~ 800,000 years ago
Young Island (Balleny Islands)1340439666°25′S 162°27′E / 66.417°S 162.450°E / -66.417; 162.450 (Young Island)-

References

  1. 1 2 John H. Latter, Edwards F. Lloyd, Ian E.M. Smith, and Simon Nathan. () New Zealand's volcanoes: Kermadec Islands Archived 2010-05-22 at the Wayback Machine. Volcanic Hazards Working Group, Civil Defence Scientific Advisory Committee.
  2. ↑ Nairn, I.A.; Beanland, S. (1989). "Geological setting of the 1987 Edgecumbe earthquake, New Zealand". New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics. 32: 1–13. doi:10.1080/00288306.1989.10421383. Retrieved 30 October 2011.
  3. ↑ "Okataina: Eruptive History". Global Volcanism Program. Smithsonian Institution.
  4. 1 2 3 4 Pittari, Adrian; Prentice, Marlena L.; McLeod, Oliver E.; Zadeh, Elham Yousef; Kamp, Peter J. J.; Danišík, Martin; Vincent, Kirsty A. (2021). "Inception of the modern North Island (New Zealand) volcanic setting: spatio-temporal patterns of volcanism between 3.0 and 0.9 Ma" (PDF). New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics. 64 (2–3): 250–272. doi:10.1080/00288306.2021.1915343. S2CID 235736318.
  5. ↑ Price, R. C; R. B. Stewart; J. D. Woodhead; I. E. M. Smith (1999). "Petrogenesis of High-K Arc Magmas: Evidence from Egmont Volcano, North Island, New Zealand". Journal of Petrology. 40 (1): 167–197. doi:10.1093/petrology/40.1.167.
  6. ↑ Bishop, D.G., and Turnbull, I.M. (compilers) (1996). Geology of the Dunedin Area. Lower Hutt, NZ: Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences. ISBN 0-478-09521-X.
  7. ↑ Wilson, John (2009). "South Canterbury region – Landscape and geology". Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
  8. ↑ Adams, C.J (1983). "Age of the volcanoes and granite basements of the Auckland Islands, Southwest Pacific". New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics. 26 (3): 227–237. doi:10.1080/00288306.1983.10422237.
  9. ↑ Auckland Islands Archived 2009-03-20 at archive.today. Polar Conservation Organisation.
  10. ↑ "Mount Bird, Ross Island, Antarctica," http://volcano.oregonstate.edu. Retrieved 10 June 2019.
  11. ↑ "Mount Discovery, Antarctica," http://volcano.oregonstate.edu. Retrieved 10 June 2019.
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