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	Ngauruhoe, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ngauruhoe is a beautifully shaped volcano on the edge of the Tongariro massif.
		Ngauruhoe is new Zealand's most active volcano with 61 eruptions since 1839.
		The most recent eruption at Ngauruhoe was in February of 1977.
	volcano.und.nodak.edu /vwdocs/volc_images/img_ngauruhoe.html (104 words)

	January 9 - Mangatepopo Hut to Ketetahi Hut, Climb Ngauruhoe
		The sun was just starting to rise over the slopes of Ngauruhoe to the east, and I hurried outside to take some pictures.
		A side trail went up Mt. Ngauruhoe, and a sign said it was a two hour climb.
		This was not nearly as high as Ngauruhoe, and there didn't seem to be much point of going out there in the rain.
	www.vic.com /new_zealand/journal/node36.html (1534 words)

	Tongariro Crossing, New Zealand
		(Ngauruhoe has the distinction of doubling as Orodruin or "Mount Doom" in the Lord of the Rings films.) Volcanoes as tall as this were the result of multiple eruptions over many thousands of years.
		Ngauruhoe's first eruption is thought to have occurred 2,500 years ago, making it the youngest of the volcanic vents in the park.
		Ngauruhoe, now ringed by clouds, stood majestically behind the crater, while the even larger Mt. Ruapehu dominated the sky behind it.
	www.icdc.com /~neubauer/tong.htm (2542 words)

	Mt Ngauruhoe photos
		Mt Ngauruhoe is a conical shaped volcano in the Tongariro National Park.
		The first eruptions of Ngauruhoe are thought to have occurred 2,500 years ago.
		In July 1870 the crater of Ngauruhoe filled with lava which spilled down the northwestern sides of Ngauruhoe.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/photos/volcanic/ngauruhoe (176 words)

	Mt Ngauruhoe photos
		Mt Ngauruhoe is a conical shaped volcano in the Tongariro National Park.
		The first eruptions of Ngauruhoe are thought to have occurred 2,500 years ago.
		In July 1870 the crater of Ngauruhoe filled with lava which spilled down the northwestern sides of Ngauruhoe.
	www.virtualaustralia.com /newzealand/photos/volcanic/ngauruhoe (176 words)

	Tongariro Volcanic Centre, New Zealand
		The Tongariro massif with Ngauruhoe in the middle ground.
		Ngauruhoe is the youngest at Tongariro and most active volcano in New Zealand.
		Latter, J.H., 1981, Volcanic earthquakes and their relationship to eruptions at Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe volcanoes: Jour.
	volcano.und.nodak.edu /vwdocs/volc_images/img_tongerhu.html (405 words)

	GeoNet – Volcano Camera - Mt Ngauruhoe, New Zealand
		Images of Mount Ngauruhoe, New Zealand from the volcano camera located at Chateau Airport.
		This image represents one day's recording of the seismometer located on the south-western flank of Mount Ngauruhoe.
		Ngauruhoe (NGZ) seismic station is part of the Tongariro volcano-seismic network.
	www.geonet.org.nz /volcano/volcams/ngauruhoe/index.html (243 words)

	Ngauruhoe Crater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ngauruhoe Crater is at the top of Mt. Ngauruhoe, a steep climb above the Tongariro Crossing portion of the Tongariro Circuit, which makes a big loop around this conical volcano.
		The crater still emits volcanic gasses, so climbing into it is not recommended, although some people do.
		The gas vents are quite warm to the touch.
	www.vic.com /new_zealand/tongariro/images/crater1.html (56 words)

	Volcano Alert Bulletins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Each year, only a few earthquakes of any type are recorded in the vicinity of Mt. Ngauruhoe, but since the beginning of May the number of low frequency earthquakes recorded has increased from less than five per day, to more than twenty per day in the past week.
		In 1983, 1991 and 1994 there were clusters of similar earthquakes recorded near Ngauruhoe, but there have been very few recorded since then.
		The transition in the crust between cool brittle rock and hot ductile rock is thought to occur around this depth.
	data.geonet.org.nz /geonews/sab/2006/06/alert-bulletin-ngauruhoe-volcano-5.html (278 words)

	Wild Land » Blog Archive » Elevated Activity at Mt. Ngauruhoe
		In an Alert Bulletin issued on November 1st, Steven Sherburn, Duty Volcanologist at GNS Science announced that the earthquakes, which are occurring at a depth of about 1 km on the volcano’s northern flank, have continued.
		The activity, which is described as “significantly above that normally recorded at Ngauruhoe” has peaked at rates of 30 earthquakes per day on occasion.
		Measurements of temperature and volcanic gases at the volcano remain normal, and are similar to 2003 readings.
	wildland.owdjim.gen.nz /?p=241 (237 words)

	Ruapehu, Ngauruhoe and Tongariro - 101 Must-Do's for Kiwis - AA Travel New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		To enjoy this scenic wonder it's not even necessary to leave the comfort of your car.
		The volcanic loop circles all three volcanoes — Mt Ruapehu, Mt Ngauruhoe and Mt Tongariro — as part of the Tongariro National Park.
		This scenic and memorable day trip provides views of the mountains, its thermal villages, the surrounding farm and tussock lands, and the desolate plains of the Rangipo — all gifted in 1887 by the great chief Te Heuheu Tukino IV, for the people of New Zealand to enjoy.
	www.aatravel.co.nz /101-must-dos-for-kiwis/Ruapehu-Ngauruhoe-and-Tongariro.html (396 words)

	Tongariro Traverse including an ascent of Mt.Ngauruhoe
		Leaving the road the trail follows alongside a meandering stream through alpine scrub and across old lava flows to a wide, flat amphitheatre at the head of the valley.
		Outcrops of solid rock protrude from the scree and the recommended technique is to utilize these as much as possible on the long, steep climb to the crater rim.
		Moving further round onto the completely-circular rim of the newer, smaller, inner crater I peered down into the awesome depths where plumes of nauseous, sulphurous fumes hissed ominously from numerous fumeroles.
	www.caingram.com /NewZealand/Tongariro.htm (783 words)

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