ROCK LANDFORMS of Australia and New Zealand

		Igneous landforms are 'born of fire' Significant portions of the land surfaces of Australia and New Zealand are covered by rocks that were originally molten. The range of landforms developed upon this rock type includes volcanic spires, lava plains, crater lakes and granite domes and boulders. This section of ROCK LANDFORMS of Australia and New Zealand will illustrate key aspects of geomorphology associated with igneous rocks through pictures, text and sketches.
IGNEOUS LANDFORMS		© C.Grant

For information through text, photos and sketches on landforms associated with igneous processes please visit:

Landforms - General (A) (intrusive / extrusive features)	Landforms - General (B) (extrusive / pyroclastic features)
Landforms - Case Study (A) (Warrumbungle Volcano, NSW)	Landforms - Case Study (B) ('hot spot' volcanic belt)
Landforms - Theme Study (A) (features on granite, Qld)	Landforms - Theme Study (B) (craters lakes, Vic)
Map of Igneous Landforms (Aust & NZ site locations above)
Large photo (A) (Cunningham's Gap)	Large photo (B) (Bluff Mtn)
Igneous landforms overseas (two 'mini' case studies)	Student Activities (things for students to do)
Useful links	About CD-ROM version