Banks Peninsula

Banks Peninsula is a rocky peninsula on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand that was formed by two now-extinct volcanoes. It has an area of... Wikipedia

• Location:  South Island, New Zealand
• Offshore water bodies:  Pacific Ocean
• Highest point, – elevation:  Mt Herbert / Te Ahu Patiki, 919 m (3,015.09 ft)
• Area:  1,200 km² (463.32 sq mi)
• Formed by:  Volcanism
• Age:  15 million years
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo