Kinrara | |
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Highest point | |
Coordinates | 18°24′50″S 144°54′55″E / 18.41389°S 144.91528°E |
Geography | |
Location | Queensland, Australia |
Geology | |
Last eruption | Holocene era |
Kinrara is a volcano in Queensland, Australia. [1] It is one of the youngest volcanoes in Australia, and erupted 7,000 years ago (± 2000 years). [2]
Lavas flowed 55 km from the crater, and cover 173 km2. According to one study, the Gugu-Badhun people have oral traditions that may describe the volcano erupting, equivalent to around 230 ± 70 generations ago. [2]
Wetlands at the Valley of Lagoons occur around the boundary between the Kinrara flow and the Burdekin River.
Kinrara | |
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Highest point | |
Coordinates | 18°24′50″S 144°54′55″E / 18.41389°S 144.91528°E |
Geography | |
Location | Queensland, Australia |
Geology | |
Last eruption | Holocene era |
Kinrara is a volcano in Queensland, Australia. [1] It is one of the youngest volcanoes in Australia, and erupted 7,000 years ago (± 2000 years). [2]
Lavas flowed 55 km from the crater, and cover 173 km2. According to one study, the Gugu-Badhun people have oral traditions that may describe the volcano erupting, equivalent to around 230 ± 70 generations ago. [2]
Wetlands at the Valley of Lagoons occur around the boundary between the Kinrara flow and the Burdekin River.