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According to Wikipedia... "The island of Surtsey began as an undersea volcanic eruption which reached the surface on 14 November 1963. The eruption lasted until 5 June 1967, when the island reached its maximum size of 2.7 km2 (1.0 sq mi)." So it is presently 46 years old (as of 2009).
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Where is turtle isle on HorseIsle 1?
You get to Turtle Isle by taking the boat from Hoof isle docks and that takes you to Shelton on Turtle isle :)
How do you get to Magma Isle on horseIsle?
Talk to Patsy on Lava Isle. He will send you to Igneous Isle. Then talk to Cupid. He sends you to Venus on Magma Isle.
How do you get to hare isle on HorseIsle 2?
There isn't a Hare isle on Horse Isle 2, only Horse Isle 1, where you get to it from Earton dock.
How do you get to Dust Isle?
from the last Sand Isle
A sentences for the word isle?
isle is like a big thing of islands: there is an isle on the coast of australia
The size and height of surtsey?
what size is surtsey volcano
Can people live on mount surtsey?
If you are referring to the Island Surtsey near Iceland, the answer is no. Only sciencitist can visit surtsey.
How old is Surtsey?
Surtsey is over 9billion years old
What was the name of the volcano that formed surtsey?
It was an explosion from the island Surtur
Was surtsey a volcano in Hawaii?
No. Surtsey is a volcanic island near Iceland.
Surtsey island in Iceland?
Yes. Surtsey is off the southern coast of Iceland.
Will surtsey erupt?
Surtsey is an active volcano, it is likely that it will erupt at any time.
How did animal get to surtsey?
some of the animals got to Surtsey island by swimming or flying
What is the lava composition for surtsey?
The magma and lava of Surtsey has a composition of alkali Olivine Basalt.
Where is surtsey located?
surtsey is located in the western part of iceland
What happened when Mt Surtsey erupt?
A new small island is formed (also called Surtsey).
What kind of animals live on surtsey?
Animals such as birds and plants live on Surtsey, the volcanic island.
