List of submarine volcanoes

A list of active and extinct submarine volcanoes and seamounts located under the world's oceans. There are estimated to be 40,000 to 55,000 seamounts in the global oceans.[1] Almost all are not well-mapped and many may not have been identified at all. Most are unnamed and unexplored. This list is therefore confined to seamounts that are notable enough to have been named and/or explored.

List

Name Summit Elevation Approximate elevation
above seafloor		 Location Coordinates Last known eruption
Adams Seamount −39 m (−128 ft)[2] 3,500 m (11,000 ft) Pitcairn Islands 25°22′S 129°16′W / 25.37°S 129.27°W / -25.37; -129.27 50 BCE ± 1000 years
Addington Volcanic Field −74 m (−243 ft) United States 55°26′N 134°10′W / 55.44°N 134.17°W / 55.44; -134.17 Pleistocene
Ahyi Seamount −75 m (−246 ft) 1,925 m (6,300 ft) United States 20°25′N 145°02′E / 20.42°N 145.03°E / 20.42; 145.03 2024
Ampère Seamount −55 m (−180 ft) 4,445 m (15,000 ft) Portugal 35°05′N 12°33′W / 35.08°N 12.55°W / 35.08; -12.55
Avos' Rocks 35 m (110 ft) Russia 49°43′N 154°07′E / 49.72°N 154.12°E / 49.72; 154.12 Pleistocene
Axial Seamount −1,400 m (−4,590 ft) United States 45°33′N 130°00′W / 45.55°N 130.00°W / 45.55; -130.00 2015
Banc Capel France 24°45.70′S 159°42.13′E / 24.76167°S 159.70217°E / -24.76167; 159.70217
Banua Wuhu −5 m (−16 ft)[3] 400 m (1,300 ft) Indonesia 3°08′17″N 125°29′28″E / 3.138°N 125.491°E / 3.138; 125.491 1919
Bear Seamount −1,100 m (−3,610 ft) 2,000 m (6,560 ft) United States 39°55′N 67°24′W / 39.92°N 67.4°W / 39.92; -67.4
Boomerang Seamount −650 m (−2,130 ft) French Southern and Antarctic Lands 37°43′18″S 77°49′20″E / 37.7216°S 77.8221°E / -37.7216; 77.8221 1995
Bounty Seamount −450 m (−1,480 ft) 3,950 m (13,000 ft) Pitcairn Islands 25°11′S 129°23′W / 25.183°S 129.383°W / -25.183; -129.383
Bowie Seamount −24 m (−79 ft) 3,000 m (9,800 ft) Canada 53°18′N 135°38′W / 53.3°N 135.63°W / 53.3; -135.63 18,000 BP
Brothers Volcano −1,350 m (−4,430 ft) New Zealand 34°52′30″S 179°04′30″E / 34.875°S 179.075°E / -34.875; 179.075
Campi Flegrei del Mar di Sicilia −8 m (−26 ft)[4] Italy 37°06′N 12°42′E / 37.1°N 12.7°E / 37.1; 12.7 1867
Central Bismarck Sea −1,300 m (−4,300 ft) Papua New Guinea 3°02′S 147°47′E / 3.03°S 147.78°E / -3.03; 147.78 1972
Central Segment −3,300 m (−11,000 ft) United States 3°02′S 147°47′E / 3.03°S 147.78°E / -3.03; 147.78 Pleistocene
Chamorro −804 m (−2,640 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 20°48′36″N 144°42′14″E / 20.81°N 144.704°E / 20.81; 144.704 Pleistocene
Cheref −2,800 m (−9,190 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 19°24′22″N 145°28′05″E / 19.406°N 145.468°E / 19.406; 145.468 Pleistocene
Cleft Segment −2,140 m (−7,020 ft) North Pacific Ocean 44°50′N 130°18′W / 44.83°N 130.3°W / 44.83; -130.3 1986
CoAxial Segment −2,400 m (−7,870 ft) North Pacific Ocean 46°37′N 129°35′W / 46.62°N 129.58°W / 46.62; -129.58 1993
Clark −860 m (−2,820 ft) New Zealand 36°27′58″S 177°50′20″E / 36.466°S 177.839°E / -36.466; 177.839
Cobb Seamount −34 m (−110 ft) 2,743 m (9,000 ft) North Pacific Ocean 46°44′N 130°47′W / 46.733°N 130.783°W / 46.733; -130.783
Cobb Segment −2,100 m (−6,900 ft) North Pacific Ocean 46°53′N 129°20′W / 46.88°N 129.33°W / 46.88; -129.33 1180BCE
Cole Seamount −2,400 m (−7,900 ft) New Zealand 33°24′40″S 179°57′11″E / 33.411°S 179.953°E / -33.411; 179.953 Pleistocene
Coleman Seamount −717 m (−2,400 ft) Solomon Islands 8°50′28″S 157°09′36″E / 8.841°S 157.16°E / -8.841; 157.16
Concepción Bank −158 m (−520 ft) 2,433 m (8,000 ft) Spain 30°01′16″N 12°43′26″W / 30.021°N 12.724°W / 30.021; -12.724
Cortes Bank −1 m (−3.3 ft) United States 32°28′41″N 119°12′54″W / 32.478°N 119.215°W / 32.478; -119.215
Curacoa −33 m (−110 ft) Tonga 15°37′S 173°40′W / 15.62°S 173.67°W / -15.62; -173.67 1979
Dom João de Castro Bank −14 m (−46 ft) Portugal 38°14′N 26°38′W / 38.23°N 26.63°W / 38.23; -26.63 1720
Doyo Seamount −590 m (−1,900 ft) 2,340 m (7,700 ft) Japan 27°41′N 140°48′E / 27.68°N 140.8°E / 27.68; 140.8
Dugong Seamount −1,170 m (−3,800 ft) Tonga 15°25′52″S 175°43′30″W / 15.431°S 175.725°W / -15.431; -175.725
East Blanco Depression −3,000 m (−9,800 ft) North Pacific Ocean 44°16′01″N 129°52′44″W / 44.267°N 129.879°W / 44.267; -129.879
East Diamante −127 m (−420 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 15°56′N 145°40′E / 15.93°N 145.67°E / 15.93; 145.67
East Epi 833 m (2,700 ft) Vanuatu 16°41′S 168°22′E / 16.68°S 168.37°E / -16.68; 168.37 2023
East Gakkel Ridge at 85°E −3,800 m (−12,000 ft) Arctic Ocean 85°36′29″N 85°15′00″E / 85.608°N 85.25°E / 85.608; 85.25 1999
East Mata −1,286 m (−4,200 ft) Tonga 15°06′07″S 173°40′37″W / 15.102°S 173.677°W / -15.102; -173.677 Pleistocene
Echo Bank −255 m (−840 ft) 3,445 m (11,000 ft) Spain 25°24′N 19°26′W / 25.40°N 19.44°W / 25.40; -19.44 72 Million Years Ago
Eifuku −551 m (−1,800 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°24′32″N 144°09′40″E / 21.409°N 144.161°E / 21.409; 144.161 Pleistocene
Eldey 70 m (230 ft) Iceland 63°43′59″N 23°00′00″W / 63.733°N 23°W / 63.733; -23 1926
Empedocles −7 m (−23 ft) 400 m (1,300 ft) Italy 37°09′49″N 12°43′07″E / 37.16361°N 12.71861°E / 37.16361; 12.71861
Emperor of China −2,850 m (−9,350 ft) Indonesia 6°37′S 124°13′E / 6.62°S 124.22°E / -6.62; 124.22
Endeavor Segment −2,050 m (−6,700 ft) North Pacific Ocean 47°57′N 129°06′W / 47.95°N 129.1°W / 47.95; -129.1 3940BCE
Escanaba Segment −1,700 m (−5,600 ft) United States 40°59′N 127°30′W / 40.98°N 127.5°W / 40.98; -127.5 2260BCE
Esmeralda Bank −74 m (−240 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 14°57′29″N 145°14′56″E / 14.958°N 145.249°E / 14.958; 145.249
Feinga Seamount −393 m (−1,300 ft) Tonga 20°09′14″S 175°09′47″W / 20.154°S 175.163°W / -20.154; -175.163 Pleistocene
Fonuafoʻou −17 m (−55.8 ft) Tonga 20°19′S 175°25′W / 20.32°S 175.42°W / -20.32; -175.42 1993
Forecast Seamount −1,456 m (−4,800 ft) Guam 13°24′N 143°55′E / 13.4°N 143.92°E / 13.4; 143.92
Foundation Seamounts South Pacific Ocean 35°S 120°W / 35°S 120°W / -35; -120 2001
Fukujin −217 m (−710 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°56′N 143°28′E / 21.93°N 143.47°E / 21.93; 143.47 1974
Fukutoku-Okanoba −29 m (−95 ft)[5] Japan 24°16′48″N 141°29′06″E / 24.28°N 141.485°E / 24.28; 141.485 2021
Gaeta Bay Volcanic Field Italy 40°58′41″N 13°39′47″E / 40.978°N 13.663°E / 40.978; 13.663 Pleistocene
Galapagos Rift −2,430 m (−8,000 ft) Ecuador 0°47′31″N 86°09′00″W / 0.792°N 86.15°W / 0.792; -86.15 1996
Gamble −900 m (−3,000 ft) New Zealand 27°12′S 177°25′W / 27.2°S 177.41°W / -27.2; -177.41 Pleistocene
Gaojianshi China (disputed) 17°00′N 112°30′E / 17°N 112.5°E / 17; 112.5 Pleistocene
Gemini-Ocostar −33 m (−110 ft) Vanuatu 20°57′25″S 170°07′48″E / 20.957°S 170.13°E / -20.957; 170.13 1996
Getsuyo Seamount −1,095 m (−3,600 ft) Japan 29°18′22″N 140°28′16″E / 29.306°N 140.471°E / 29.306; 140.471 Pleistocene
Giggenbach Volcano −65 m (−213 ft) New Zealand 30°02′10″S 178°42′43″E / 30.036°S 178.712°E / -30.036; 178.712
Giljanes −700 m (−2,300 ft) New Zealand 34°46′30″S 178°34′44″E / 34.775°S 178.579°E / -34.775; 178.579 Pleistocene
Gorringe Ridge −25 m (−82 ft) Portugal 36°28′36″N 11°35′1″W / 36.47667°N 11.58361°W / 36.47667; -11.58361
Graveyard Seamounts −750 m (−2,460 ft) −400 m (−1,310 ft) New Zealand 42°45′S 180°0′W / 42.750°S 180.000°W / -42.750; -180.000 Cenozoic
Hankow Reef −5 m (−16.4 ft) Papua New Guinea 4°52′59″S 146°43′01″E / 4.883°S 146.717°E / -4.883; 146.717
Haungaroa −660 m (−2,200 ft) New Zealand 32°37′01″S 179°37′26″W / 32.617°S 179.624°W / -32.617; -179.624 Pleistocene
Havre Seamount −720 m (−2,360 ft) 1,030 m (3,400 ft) New Zealand 31°07′S 179°00′W / 31.11°S 179.00°W / -31.11; -179.00 2012
Healy −980 m (−3,220 ft) New Zealand 34°59′S 179°00′E / 34.98°S 179.00°E / -34.98; 179.00 1360
Hebrides Terrace Seamount −980 m (−3,220 ft) 1,400 m (4,593 ft) United Kingdom 56°17′N 10°10′W / 56.28°N 10.17°W / 56.28; -10.17 Cenozoic
Henry Seamount −3,650 m (−12,000 ft) 660 m (2,200 ft) Spain 27°20′24″N 17°47′20″W / 27.34°N 17.789°W / 27.34; -17.789 350,000?[6]
Hinepuia −850 m (−2,800 ft) New Zealand 26°23′S 177°16′W / 26.39°S 177.26°W / -26.39; -177.26 Pleistocene
Hinetapeka −140 m (−460 ft) New Zealand 28°49′52″S 177°49′34″W / 28.831°S 177.826°W / -28.831; -177.826 Pleistocene
Hollister Ridge −1,000 m (−3,300 ft) South Pacific Ocean 53°59′53″S 139°50′42″W / 53.998°S 139.845°W / -53.998; -139.845
Home Reef −10 m (−33 ft)[7] Tonga 18°59′28″S 174°45′47″W / 18.99111°S 174.76306°W / -18.99111; -174.76306 2006
Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai −114 m (−370 ft) Tonga 20°32′42″S 175°23′33″W / 20.545°S 175.3925°W / -20.545; -175.3925 2022
Ile des Cendres −20 m (−66 ft) Vietnam 10°09′29″N 109°00′50″E / 10.158°N 109.014°E / 10.158; 109.014 1923
Inambajima 74 m (240 ft) Japan 33°38′53″N 139°18′07″E / 33.648°N 139.302°E / 33.648; 139.302 Pleistocene
Jackson Segment −3,100 m (−10,000 ft) United States 42°09′N 127°03′W / 42.15°N 127.05°W / 42.15; -127.05
Jasper Seamount −70 m (−230 ft) 3,300 m (10,827 ft) Mexico 30°26.40′N 122°44.40′W / 30.44000°N 122.74000°W / 30.44000; -122.74000
Kaena −1,200 m (−3,940 ft) United States 22°49′19″N 158°46′19″E / 22.822°N 158.772°E / 22.822; 158.772 Pleistocene
Kaikata Seamount −165 m (−540 ft) 2,350 m (7,700 ft) Japan 26°40′01″N 140°55′44″E / 26.667°N 140.929°E / 26.667; 140.929
Kaitoku Seamount −95 m (−310 ft) Japan 26°07′19″N 141°05′46″E / 26.122°N 141.096°E / 26.122; 141.096 2023
Kana Keoki −700 m (−2,300 ft) 3,000 m (9,843 ft) Solomon Islands 8°45′S 157°02′E / 8.75°S 157.03°E / -8.75; 157.03
Kamaʻehuakanaloa Seamount (Lōʻihi) −969 m (−3,180 ft) 3,000 m (9,840 ft) United States 18°55′N 155°16′W / 18.92°N 155.27°W / 18.92; -155.27 1996
Kasuga 1 −598 m (−2,000 ft) 2,400 m (7,900 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°45′54″N 143°42′36″E / 21.765°N 143.71°E / 21.765; 143.71 1959
Kasuga 2 −274 m (−900 ft) 2,830 m (9,300 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°36′00″N 143°38′13″E / 21.6°N 143.637°E / 21.6; 143.637
Kasuga 3 −1,325 m (−4,300 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°23′56″N 143°37′34″E / 21.399°N 143.626°E / 21.399; 143.626
Kavachi −20 m (−66 ft) Solomon Islands 8°59′28″S 157°58′44″E / 8.991°S 157.979°E / -8.991; 157.979 2021
Kawio Barat −1,874 m (−6,100 ft) Indonesia 4°40′30″N 125°05′17″E / 4.675°N 125.088°E / 4.675; 125.088 Pleistocene
Kayo Seamount −814 m (−2,700 ft) Japan 29°03′50″N 140°32′13″E / 29.064°N 140.537°E / 29.064; 140.537 Pleistocene
Kelvin Seamount United States 38°29′N 63°35′W / 38.48°N 63.59°W / 38.48; -63.59
Kemp Caldera −80 m (−262 ft)[8] United Kingdom 59°42′S 28°15′W / 59.700°S 28.250°W / -59.700; -28.250
Kibblewhite −1,000 m (−3,300 ft) New Zealand 34°34′34″S 179°15′43″E / 34.576°S 179.262°E / -34.576; 179.262 Pleistocene
Kick 'em Jenny −185 m (−607 ft) 1,300 m (4,270 ft) Grenada 12°18′N 61°38′W / 12.30°N 61.64°W / 12.30; -61.64 2015
Kinyo Seamount −838 m (−2,700 ft) Japan 28°05′02″N 140°48′07″E / 28.084°N 140.802°E / 28.084; 140.802 Pleistocene
Kita-Bayonnaise −360 m (−1,200 ft) Japan 32°06′N 139°51′E / 32.1°N 139.85°E / 32.1; 139.85
Kita-Fukutokutai −73 m (−240 ft) Japan 24°25′01″N 141°25′01″E / 24.417°N 141.417°E / 24.417; 141.417 1954
Kolbeinsey Ridge 5 m (16 ft) Iceland 66°40′N 18°30′W / 66.67°N 18.5°W / 66.67; -18.5 1755
Kolumbo −10 m (−33 ft) Greece 36°31′00″N 25°29′30″E / 36.51667°N 25.49167°E / 36.51667; 25.49167 1650
Kurose Hole −114 m (−374 ft) Japan 33°24′N 139°41′E / 33.4°N 139.68°E / 33.4; 139.68
Kuiwai −560 m (−1,800 ft) New Zealand 33°09′32″S 179°57′25″W / 33.159°S 179.957°W / -33.159; -179.957 Pleistocene
Kuwae −4 m (−13.1 ft) Vanuatu 16°51′S 168°31′E / 16.85°S 168.52°E / -16.85; 168.52
Lateiki 43 m (140 ft) Tonga 19°11′S 174°52′W / 19.18°S 174.87°W / -19.18; -174.87 2019
Lobster −1,500 m (−4,900 ft) Tonga 15°19′59″S 176°16′59″W / 15.333°S 176.283°W / -15.333; -176.283
Macdonald seamount −40 m (−131 ft) 4,200 m (13,800 ft) French Polynesia 28°58.7′S 140°15.5′W / 28.9783°S 140.2583°W / -28.9783; -140.2583 1989
Māhukona −1,080 m (−3,500 ft) United States 20°10′N 156°25′W / 20.17°N 156.42°W / 20.17; -156.42 Pleistocene
Malumalu −145 m (−480 ft) American Samoa 14°36′04″S 169°47′13″W / 14.601°S 169.787°W / -14.601; -169.787
Malutut −515 m (−1,700 ft) American Samoa 14°22′16″S 170°10′26″W / 14.371°S 170.174°W / -14.371; -170.174 Pleistocene
Mariana Back-Arc Segment at 15.5°N −4,100 m (−13,000 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 15°24′22″N 144°35′46″E / 15.406°N 144.596°E / 15.406; 144.596 2015
Marsili −450 m (−1,480 ft) 3,000 m (9,800 ft) Italy 39°15′00″N 14°23′40″E / 39.25000°N 14.39444°E / 39.25000; 14.39444
Mikura Seamount −321 m (−1,100 ft) Japan 33°43′30″N 139°24′29″E / 33.725°N 139.408°E / 33.725; 139.408 Pleistocene
Minami-Hiyoshi −107 m (−350 ft) 1,300 m (4,300 ft) Japan 23°30′00″N 141°56′06″E / 23.5°N 141.935°E / 23.5; 141.935 1975
Moai 2,500 m (8,200 ft) Easter Island 27°06′S 109°51′W / 27.1°S 109.85°W / -27.1; -109.85 100,000 BCE
Mokuyo Seamount −933 m (−3,100 ft) 1,780 m (5,800 ft) Japan 28°19′37″N 140°34′19″E / 28.327°N 140.572°E / 28.327; 140.572
Monaco Bank −197 m (−646 ft) Portugal 37°36′N 25°53′W / 37.6°N 25.88°W / 37.6; -25.88 1911
Monowai Seamount −132 m (−433 ft) New Zealand 25°53′13″S 177°11′17″W / 25.887°S 177.188°W / -25.887; -177.188 2008
Moua Pihaa −312 m (−1,000 ft) 3,500 m (11,000 ft) French Polynesia 18°19′30″S 148°31′30″W / 18.325°S 148.525°W / -18.325; -148.525 1970
Muirfield Seamount −16 m (−52.5 ft) 4,800 m (16,000 ft) Australia 13°13′30″S 96°7′30″E / 13.22500°S 96.12500°E / -13.22500; 96.12500
Myōjin-shō −11 m (−36.1 ft) Japan 31°55.1′N 140°1.3′E / 31.9183°N 140.0217°E / 31.9183; 140.0217
Nadir Seamount −900 m (−3,000 ft)[9] Guinea 8°45′N 16°55′W / 8.750°N 16.917°W / 8.750; -16.917
Napo Taroare 0 m (0.0 ft) Indonesia 4°02′53″N 125°20′42″E / 4.048°N 125.345°E / 4.048; 125.345 Pleistocene
Ngatoroirangi −340 m (−1,100 ft) New Zealand 33°43′44″S 179°49′37″E / 33.729°S 179.827°E / -33.729; 179.827 Pleistocene
Nichiyo Seamount −1,042 m (−3,400 ft) Japan 29°28′55″N 140°19′37″E / 29.482°N 140.327°E / 29.482; 140.327 Pleistocene
Nieuwerkerk −2,285 m (−7,500 ft) Indonesia 6°36′00″S 124°40′30″E / 6.60°S 124.675°E / -6.60; 124.675
Nikko −392 m (−1,300 ft) 2,608 m (8,600 ft) Japan 23°04′41″S 142°19′34″E / 23.078°S 142.326°E / -23.078; 142.326
Niua Volcanic Complex −677 m (−2,200 ft) Tonga 15°07′19″S 173°32′56″W / 15.122°S 173.549°W / -15.122; -173.549 Pleistocene
Niuatahi −1,270 m (−4,200 ft) 730 m (2,400 ft) Tonga 15°22′05″S 174°00′11″W / 15.368°S 174.003°W / -15.368; -174.003
North Gorda Ridge Segment −3,000 m (−9,800 ft) United States 42°40′N 126°47′W / 42.67°N 126.78°W / 42.67; -126.78 1996
North Kawio 109 m (360 ft) Indonesia 4°41′02″N 125°28′05″E / 4.684°N 125.468°E / 4.684; 125.468 Pleistocene
Northeast Bank −57 m (−190 ft) American Samoa 14°03′40″S 170°05′02″W / 14.061°S 170.084°W / -14.061; -170.084 Pleistocene
Northern EPR at 10.7°N −2,900 m (−9,500 ft) North Pacific Ocean 10°44′N 103°35′W / 10.73°N 103.58°W / 10.73; -103.58 2003
Northern EPR at 16°N −2,300 m (−7,500 ft) Mexico 15°50′N 105°26′W / 15.83°N 105.43°W / 15.83; -105.43 50BCE
Northern EPR at 17°N −2,700 m (−8,900 ft) Mexico 16°33′N 105°19′W / 16.55°N 105.32°W / 16.55; -105.32 50BCE
Northern EPR at 9.8°N −2,500 m (−8,200 ft) North Pacific Ocean 9°50′N 104°18′W / 9.83°N 104.3°W / 9.83; -104.3 2006
Northern Matas −1,855 m (−6,100 ft) 1,300 m (4,300 ft) Tonga 15°00′18″S 173°47′35″W / 15.005°S 173.793°W / -15.005; -173.793 Pleistocene
NW Eifuku −1,535 m (−5,000 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°29′06″N 144°02′35″E / 21.485°N 144.043°E / 21.485; 144.043
NW Rota-1 −517 m (−1,700 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 14°36′04″N 144°46′30″E / 14.601°N 144.775°E / 14.601; 144.775 2010
Oliver-Speight −1,840 m (−6,000 ft) New Zealand 32°17′17″S 179°35′28″W / 32.288°S 179.591°W / -32.288; -179.591 Pleistocene
Ōmurodashi Japan 34°32′48″N 139°26′30″E / 34.54667°N 139.44167°E / 34.54667; 139.44167 active
Onoharajima 114 m (370 ft) Japan 34°02′42″N 139°23′13″E / 34.045°N 139.387°E / 34.045; 139.387 Pleistocene
Orca Seamount 500 m (1,640 ft) British Antarctic Territory 62°26′00″S 58°24′00″W / 62.433334°S 58.400002°W / -62.433334; -58.400002 inactive
Palinuro Seamount −70 m (−230 ft) 3,000 m (9,840 ft) Italy 39°29′04″N 14°49′44″E / 39.48455°N 14.82892°E / 39.48455; 14.82892 8040 BCE
Patton Seamount −160 m (−520 ft)[10] 3,900 m (12,795 ft) United States 54°34.80′N 150°26.40′W / 54.58000°N 150.44000°W / 54.58000; -150.44000 33 Million Years Ago
Phoenix Segment −3,000 m (−9,800 ft) United States 41°24′14″N 127°22′48″W / 41.404°N 127.38°W / 41.404; -127.38 Pleistocene
Pico Fracture Zone −4,200 m (−14,000 ft) North Atlantic Ocean 38°45′N 38°05′W / 38.75°N 38.08°W / 38.75; -38.08 1865
Piip −300 m (−984 ft) 2,200 m (7,200 ft) Russia 55°25′N 167°20′E / 55.42°N 167.33°E / 55.42; 167.33 5050 BCE
Poyo −2,830 m (−9,300 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 19°13′23″N 145°31′26″E / 19.223°N 145.524°E / 19.223; 145.524 Pleistocene
Protector Shoal −55 m (−180 ft) 1,200 m (3,900 ft) South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands 56°01′S 28°25′W / 56.017°S 28.417°W / -56.017; -28.417 1962
Pukao 2,500 m (8,200 ft) Easter Island 26°55′56″S 110°14′56″W / 26.9323°S 110.2490°W / -26.9323; -110.2490 >100,000 BCE
Putoto −260 m (−850 ft) New Zealand 27°51′25″S 177°37′16″W / 27.857°S 177.621°W / -27.857; -177.621 Pleistocene
Rakahore −640 m (−2,100 ft) New Zealand 26°49′S 177°24′W / 26.81°S 177.4°W / -26.81; -177.4 Pleistocene
Rapuhia −650 m (−2,130 ft) New Zealand 34°46′34″S 178°30′18″E / 34.776°S 178.505°E / -34.776; 178.505 Pleistocene
Rocard −2,515 m (−8,250 ft) French Polynesia 17°39′43″S 148°35′10″W / 17.662°S 148.586°W / -17.662; -148.586 1972
Romanche Fracture Zone −1,528 m (−5,010 ft) South Atlantic Ocean 0°25′59″S 19°35′46″W / 0.433°S 19.596°W / -0.433; -19.596
Ruby −174 m (−571 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 15°36′18″N 145°34′19″E / 15.605°N 145.572°E / 15.605; 145.572 2023
Rumble I −1,100 m (−3,610 ft) New Zealand 35°30′S 178°54′E / 35.5°S 178.9°E / -35.5; 178.9
Rumble II East −1,150 m (−3,770 ft) New Zealand 35°25′05″S 178°39′07″E / 35.418°S 178.652°E / -35.418; 178.652 Pleistocene
Rumble II West −1,200 m (−3,940 ft) 1,800 m (5,900 ft) New Zealand 35°21′11″S 178°31′37″E / 35.353°S 178.527°E / -35.353; 178.527
Rumble III −220 m (−722 ft) 2,300 m (7,500 ft) New Zealand 35°44′42″S 178°28′41″E / 35.745°S 178.478°E / -35.745; 178.478 2008
Rumble IV −500 m (−1,640 ft) New Zealand 36°08′S 178°03′E / 36.13°S 178.05°E / -36.13; 178.05
Rumble V −400 m (−1,310 ft) 2,000 m (6,600 ft) New Zealand 36°08′20″S 178°11′49″E / 36.139°S 178.197°E / -36.139; 178.197
Rungapapa Knoll New Zealand 37°32′49″S 176°58′48″E / 37.547°S 176.98°E / -37.547; 176.98 Pleistocene
Seamount JF6 −642 m (−2,110 ft) Chile 33°25′37″S 76°52′12″W / 33.427°S 76.87°W / -33.427; -76.87 Pleistocene
Seamount X −1,230 m (−4,040 ft) Guam 13°15′N 144°01′E / 13.25°N 144.02°E / 13.25; 144.02
Sedlo Seamount −660 m (−2,170 ft) 2,340 m (7,680 ft) Azores 40°12.8′N 26°15.8′W / 40.2133°N 26.2633°W / 40.2133; -26.2633
Shestakov Russia 49°45′N 154°45′E / 49.75°N 154.75°E / 49.75; 154.75
Silent II East −1,250 m (−4,100 ft) New Zealand 35°12′36″S 178°58′41″E / 35.21°S 178.978°E / -35.21; 178.978 Pleistocene
Silent II West −780 m (−2,560 ft) New Zealand 35°10′08″S 178°54′07″E / 35.169°S 178.902°E / -35.169; 178.902 Pleistocene
Sofugan 99 m (320 ft) 2,200 m (7,218 ft) Japan 29°47′38″N 140°20′31″E / 29.794°N 140.342°E / 29.794; 140.342
Sonne −995 m (−3,260 ft) New Zealand 34°04′37″S 179°34′34″E / 34.077°S 179.576°E / -34.077; 179.576 Pleistocene
Soso −1,814 m (−5,950 ft) American Samoa 13°45′50″S 170°14′06″W / 13.764°S 170.235°W / -13.764; -170.235 Pleistocene
South Daikoku −301 m (−988 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 21°01′23″N 144°31′30″E / 21.023°N 144.525°E / 21.023; 144.525 Pleistocene
South Sarigan Seamount −184 m (−604 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 16°35′N 145°47′E / 16.58°N 145.78°E / 16.58; 145.78 2010
Southern EPR at 17.5°S −2,566 m (−8,420 ft) South Pacific Ocean 17°26′10″S 113°12′22″W / 17.436°S 113.206°W / -17.436; -113.206 1990
Southern EPR at 18.2°S −2,650 m (−8,690 ft) South Pacific Ocean 18°10′30″S 113°21′00″W / 18.175°S 113.35°W / -18.175; -113.35 1890
Southern EPR at 18.5°S −2,600 m (−8,530 ft) South Pacific Ocean 18°32′S 113°25′W / 18.53°S 113.42°W / -18.53; -113.42 1915
Southern EPR at 8°S −2,800 m (−9,190 ft) South Pacific Ocean 8°16′S 107°57′W / 8.27°S 107.95°W / -8.27; -107.95 1969
Submarine 1922 −5,000 m (−16,400 ft) Indonesia 3°58′N 124°10′E / 3.97°N 124.17°E / 3.97; 124.17
Submarine Volcano NNE of Iriomotejima −200 m (−660 ft) Japan 24°34′N 123°56′E / 24.57°N 123.93°E / 24.57; 123.93 1924
Suiyo Seamount −1,418 m (−4,650 ft) Japan 28°36′0″N 140°38′0″E / 28.60000°N 140.63333°E / 28.60000; 140.63333
Sumisujima 136 m (446 ft) Japan 31°26′24″N 140°03′04″E / 31.44°N 140.051°E / 31.44; 140.051 1916
Supply Reef −8 m (−26 ft)[11] Northern Mariana Islands 20°08′N 145°06′E / 20.13°N 145.1°E / 20.13; 145.1[11] 1989[11]
Syoyo Ridge −481 m (−1,580 ft) Japan 22°32′46″N 142°51′47″E / 22.546°N 142.863°E / 22.546; 142.863 Pleistocene
Tafu-Maka −1,400 m (−4,590 ft) Tonga 15°22′S 174°14′W / 15.37°S 174.23°W / -15.37; -174.23 2010
Tagoro Spain 27°36′55″N 18°01′35″W / 27.6153°N 18.0264°W / 27.6153; -18.0264 2011
Tamai −2,655 m (−8,710 ft) American Samoa 13°44′46″S 170°32′35″W / 13.746°S 170.543°W / -13.746; -170.543 Pleistocene
Taney Seamounts United States 20°07′48″N 125°20′15″E / 20.13°N 125.3375°E / 20.13; 125.3375
Tangaroa −600 m (−1,970 ft) New Zealand 36°19′16″S 178°01′41″E / 36.321°S 178.028°E / -36.321; 178.028
Teahitiʻa −1,450 m (−4,760 ft) French Polynesia 17°33′50″S 148°49′16″W / 17.564°S 148.821°W / -17.564; -148.821 1985
The Paps −1,600 m (−5,250 ft) 2,700 m (8,860 ft) Spain 25°55′N 20°18′W / 25.92°N 20.3°W / 25.92; -20.3 91.1 ± 0.2 Ma
Thompson −1,250 m (−4,100 ft) New Zealand 35°17′06″S 178°51′47″E / 35.285°S 178.863°E / -35.285; 178.863 Pleistocene
Tisa −883 m (−2,900 ft) American Samoa 14°24′25″S 171°13′16″W / 14.407°S 171.221°W / -14.407; -171.221 Pleistocene
Tjörnes Fracture Zone −75 m (−246 ft) Iceland 66°18′32″N 17°07′05″W / 66.309°N 17.118°W / 66.309; -17.118 1868
Tokara Hirase 27 m (88.6 ft) Japan 30°02′10″N 130°03′29″E / 30.036°N 130.058°E / 30.036; 130.058 Pleistocene
Tracey Seamount −900 m (−2,950 ft) Guam 13°39′N 144°25′E / 13.65°N 144.42°E / 13.65; 144.42 Pleistocene
Tropic Seamount −970 m (−3,180 ft) North Atlantic Ocean 23°53′N 20°43′W / 23.89°N 20.72°W / 23.89; -20.72 60 Ma
Tulaga −79 m (−259 ft) American Samoa 14°31′05″S 170°01′26″W / 14.518°S 170.024°W / -14.518; -170.024 Pleistocene
Tuzo Wilson Seamounts −1,410 m (−4,630 ft) 700 m (2,300 ft) Canada 51°24′N 130°54′W / 51.4°N 130.9°W / 51.4; -130.9 Holocene
Udintsev Transform −5,700 m (−18,700 ft) South Pacific Ocean 56°09′11″S 143°22′23″W / 56.153°S 143.373°W / -56.153; -143.373
Unnamed volcano (Ibugos) −24 m (−79 ft) Philippines 20°20′N 121°45′E / 20.33°N 121.75°E / 20.33; 121.75 1854
Vailuluʻu −590 m (−1,940 ft) American Samoa 14°12′54″S 169°3′30″W / 14.21500°S 169.05833°W / -14.21500; -169.05833 2001-2004
Vance Segment −1,985 m (−6,510 ft) North Pacific Ocean 45°18′N 130°06′W / 45.3°N 130.1°W / 45.3; -130.1 Pleistocene
Vavilov −800 m (−2,600 ft) Italy 39°52′N 12°35′E / 39.86°N 12.59°E / 39.86; 12.59
Vema seamount −26 m (−85 ft) 4,900 m (16,100 ft) South Atlantic Ocean 31°38′S 8°20′E / 31.633°S 8.333°E / -31.633; 8.333 11 Million Years Ago
Volcano OP −875 m (−2,870 ft) New Zealand 28°13′05″S 177°41′31″W / 28.218°S 177.692°W / -28.218; -177.692 Pleistocene
Volcano Q −1,200 m (−3,940 ft) New Zealand 27°28′05″S 177°30′22″W / 27.468°S 177.506°W / -27.468; -177.506 Pleistocene
Volcano W −900 m (−2,950 ft) New Zealand 31°51′S 179°11′E / 31.85°S 179.18°E / -31.85; 179.18
Volsmar −1,600 m (−5,200 ft) Vanuatu 21°29′06″S 170°13′05″E / 21.485°S 170.218°E / -21.485; 170.218 Pleistocene
Walters Shoals −18 m (−59.1 ft) 4,750 m (15,580 ft) Indian Ocean 33°12′S 43°50′E / 33.200°S 43.833°E / -33.200; 43.833
Walvis Ridge −1,200 m (−3,940 ft) South Atlantic 32°57′29″S 5°13′12″W / 32.958°S 5.22°W / -32.958; -5.22 2002
West Mata −1,100 m (−3,610 ft) Tonga 15°06′S 173°45′W / 15.1°S 173.75°W / -15.1; -173.75 2009
West Valley Segment −2,550 m (−8,400 ft) Canada 48°47′N 128°38′W / 48.78°N 128.64°W / 48.78; -128.64 Pleistocene
Whakatāne Seamount −900 m (−2,950 ft) New Zealand 36°49′S 177°28′E / 36.817°S 177.467°E / -36.817; 177.467
Wright −750 m (−2,460 ft) New Zealand 31°30′S 179°12′E / 31.5°S 179.2°E / -31.5; 179.2
Yersey −3,800 m (−12,500 ft) Indonesia 7°32′S 123°57′E / 7.53°S 123.95°E / -7.53; 123.95
Yokosuka −1,060 m (−3,500 ft) New Zealand 34°42′32″S 178°32′42″E / 34.709°S 178.545°E / -34.709; 178.545 Pleistocene
Zealandia Bank 0 m (0.0 ft) Northern Mariana Islands 16°53′N 145°51′E / 16.88°N 145.85°E / 16.88; 145.85 Pleistocene

See also

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