View from Mt. Archer towards northeast. The dome-shaped hills in the centre of the image represent volcanic plugs dating back to the Creataceous. The rocks are predominantly trachytes (known as Mount Headlow trachyte) and support stands of hoop pine (Araucaria cunninghamii).

Keywords

cultural landscape, extinct volcano, mountainscape, volcanism

Created

Sunday 12 August 2012 by Martin Mergili in Australia and Oceania / Australia | Queensland (2319 visits)