Terevaka

It accounts for around 80% of the island's surface, and is surrounded by active cliffs and gentle hills with cinder cone formations. The Mauŋa Terevaka fissure system is considered to have two distinct fissures, with the primary one running from Hanga Oteo to Maunga Tangaroa for about 12 km. On the eastern slope of Terevaka in the Vaimata sector the fissures resemble linear ravines, but there are no deep soil disturbances or lateral cracking, and shows signs of intense erosion from precipitation. ==Hiking==

Terevaka can be climbed via a trail that starts next to the moai at Ahu Akivi. The route is known to have minimal visibility on days with rain, so it is often shut off. ==Gallery==

Easter Island map-en.svg|Map of Rapa Nui showing Terevaka, Poike and Rano Kau ISS005-E-15458.JPG|Terevaka from space with Hanga Roa above and Rano Kau at top – a west up photo from Nasa ==See also==