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Sugar Loaf Islands were formed

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Kaitake volcano formed

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Kaitake volcano covered by ashfall coming from Topo volcano eruption. Ashfall covered land by 15 centimeters deep

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Pouakai Volcano erupted, 50,000 years later, it collapsed

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Egmont Volcano, Mount Taranaki, formed. It lasted 20,000 years before it collapsed

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Mount Taranaki then formed again and erupted a few times before it collapsed 80,000 years later

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Mount Taranaki formed again and erupted

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Mount Taranaki collapses 80,00 years later

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A big eruption from Top volcano erupted, and it's ash fall had reached Taranaki, and covered most of the terrain with 5 centimeters thick of ash

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Mount Taranaki forms again, causing it's original cone to collapse

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For the next 15,000 years, Mount Taranaki erupted, causing ashfall; ashfall spreading far across New Zealand to places like Auckland

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Mount Taranaki collapses once again

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Mount Taranaki erupts again, ashfall reaches to Waikato

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Phantoms Peak/Dawson Falls is formed

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Just 250 years ago, recently, Mount Taranaki erupted. Debris found in trees on the mountainside

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To this day, Mount Taranaki remains as a Strato Volcano. It is currently dormant and scientists predict it's next eruption has a 50% chance it will erupt in 50 years