Kohala

What it is

Volcano

Height above sea level

5,479 ft (1,670 m)

Range

Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain

Country

United States

Coordinates

20.086°N 155.717°W

Source

Wikidata, CC0

Volcano in Hawaii

Kohala is the oldest of five volcanoes that make up the island of Hawaii. Kohala is an estimated one million years old—so old that it experienced, and recorded, the reversal of Earth's magnetic field 780,000 years ago. It is believed to have breached sea level more than 500,000 years ago and to have last erupted 120,000 years ago.

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2. Mauna Loa13,679 ftOn the map
3. Haleakalā10,023 ftOn the map
4. Hualālai8,271 ftOn the map
5. Kohala5,479 ftOn the map
6. Kawaikini5,243 ftOn the map
7. Mount Waialeale5,148 ftOn the map
8. Kamakou4,961 ftOn the map
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1. Denali20,308 ftOn the map
2. Mount Saint Elias18,009 ftOn the map
3. Mount Foraker17,402 ftOn the map
4. Mount Bona16,535 ftOn the map
5. Mount Blackburn16,390 ftOn the map
6. Mount Sanford16,237 ftOn the map
7. Mount Vancouver15,787 ftOn the map
8. Mount Churchill15,636 ftOn the map
9. Mount Fairweather15,325 ftOn the map
10. Mount Hubbard14,951 ftOn the map

Every mountain in United States

• Kanehoa, South Kohala, Hawai‘i7.4 km from the summit
• Parker Ranch, Waimea, Hawaii9.8 km from the summit
• Kohala Ranch Firewise Community, North Kohala, Hawai‘i11 km from the summit
• Waimea — South19 km from the summit

• Hilo77 km away