Te Tohu Geyser, Whakarewarewa
Te Tohu – ‘Prince of Wales Feathers’
◦Status: Active
◦How often: Te Tohu is known as ‘the indicator’ as it usually erupts just before ...
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Te Tohu – ‘Prince of Wales Feathers’
◦Status: Active
◦How often: Te Tohu is known as ‘the indicator’ as it usually erupts just before its neighbour, Pohutu
◦How high: 7 metres
◦How it got its name: Te Tohu was renamed ‘Prince of Wales Feathers’ in honor of the 1901 royal visit, where guests noticed a resemblance between the geyser’s plume and the feathers on the Prince of Wales coat of arms.
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◦Status: Active
◦How often: Te Tohu is known as ‘the indicator’ as it usually erupts just before its neighbour, Pohutu
◦How high: 7 metres
◦How it got its name: Te Tohu was renamed ‘Prince of Wales Feathers’ in honor of the 1901 royal visit, where guests noticed a resemblance between the geyser’s plume and the feathers on the Prince of Wales coat of arms.
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