Mount Taranaki

**Mount Taranaki**
	stratovolcano in New Zealand
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Instance of	stratovolcano; legal person (2017–);
Named after	John Perceval, 2nd Earl of Egmont; Taranaki;
Located in protected area	Egmont National Park;
Location	Taranaki Region, New Zealand
Significant event	first ascent (1839);
Topographic prominence	2,308 m;
Topographic isolation	128.5 km;
Elevation above sea level	2,518 m;
Parent peak	Mount Ruapehu;
Different from	Taranaki Region; Egmont National Park;
	39° 17′ 47″ S, 174° 03′ 53″ E
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	Q850051; VIAF ID: 315530377; GND ID: 4115249-9; Library of Congress authority ID: sh96007194; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007556580505171; OpenStreetMap node ID: 526617446
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(Mt. Egmont)

satellite photo
satellite photo. The forested area matches the national park boundary fairly closely.
Aerial view
View of Mount Taranaki from Stratford, showing Fanthams Peak on the southern flank
daybreak
seen from the Pouakai Circuit tramping track
Wilkies Pools
Dawson Falls
View of Mount Ruapehu from close to the summit of Mount Taranaki
From New Plymouth
remains from a lahar at Taranaki
Lake Mangamahoe
Mount Taranaki, from Inglewood, 1896

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