Puu Nianiau
Puu Nianiau is a prominent cinder cone located in Maui, Hawaii. This geological feature adds to the diverse landscape of the region, attracting both scientists and travelers alike. Cinder cones like Puu Nianiau are formed from volcanic debris and lava bombs, making them a significant aspect of Hawaii’s vivid volcanic history. With its majestic stature and unique geological characteristics, Puu Nianiau contributes significantly to the enchanting beauty that has made Maui one of the most prized destinations in Hawaii.
Fast Facts
Country: United States
State/Province: Hawaii
County/Region: Maui
Mountain Range: Hawaiian Islands
Parents: Hawaiian Islands
Elevation: 6,849 feet / 2,088 meters
Prominence: 89 feet / 28 meters
Isolation: 0.07 miles / 0.11 kilometers
Nearest Higher Neighbor (NHN): Puu o Ili
