Category:Fonuafoʻou
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Fonuafoʻou or Falcon Island is the summit of a submarine volcano which became an island in 1885 and disappeared in 1889. It again raised above sea level in 1927 but disappeared again in 1949.
Media in category "Fonuafoʻou"
The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.
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Fonuafo'ou.jpg 1,024 × 596; 204 KB
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Fonuafoon tonga 1928.jpg 633 × 658; 98 KB
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Fonuafoou tonga 1889.jpg 640 × 683; 103 KB
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Hunga tonga.jpg 3,155 × 2,568; 3.88 MB
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PSM V37 D731 Falcon island.png 1,052 × 314; 44 KB
Categories:
- Former islands
- Volcanoes in Tonga by name
- Haʻapai Islands
- Submarine volcanoes in Tonga
- Stratovolcanoes in Tonga
- Active volcanoes in Tonga
- Andesite volcanoes in Tonga
- Basaltic andesite volcanoes in Tonga
- Dacite volcanoes in Tonga
- Subduction volcanoes in Tonga
- Surtseyan eruptions in Tonga
- Ephemeral islands in Tonga