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n the Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley, Rotorua. Pohutu means "big splash" or "explosion".
Agents: subtereenian water and erosion.
Process: So that a geyser forms it needs three geological conditions: intense heat, water and plumbing system.
It happens when the water is boling insaid the earth surface and it makes an erosion in tho the earth surface because it's the only way.

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Mount Ruapehu, or just Ruapehu, is an active stratovolcano at the southern end of the Taupo volcanic Zone in New Zeland.
Height: 2,797 m
Process:
Internal Processes that created Mount Ruapehu:
Subduction between the Pacific Plate under the Indo Australian Plate
External Processes that are affecting Mount Ruapehu:
-Weathering of rocks
External agent: Subterranean water

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It's in the northern King Country region of the North Island of New Zealand.
Agents: subterranean water
Process: There are stalactites that are formed when water drops filter in to this caves and fall drop to drop.

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It's in the stretch of Koekohe Beach.
Agents: erosion, seas.
Process: It starts in what was the marine mud near the surface. Then the sea transports the mud mixed with other materials and it transforms in to "Moreaki Boulder".

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The mount Taranaki, is an inactive stratovolcano in Taranaki region.
Height: 2,518m
Process: Freeze thaw in Mt. Taranaki (frost wedging), where water get inside rock cracks and feezes, expanding and cracking the rocks, storms from snow, wind and rain will slowly break the mountsain down and The Traanaki region is a hot spot for high altitude storms. Erosion is a big issue on Mt Taranaki as it is becoming mroe frequent and causing more rock and sand collapses.
External agent: Subterranean water