Ojin Seamount

Ojin Seamount, also called Ojin Guyot, is a guyot of the Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain in the Pacific Ocean. It erupted 55 million years ago.^[1]

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Hawaiian volcanism topics (List)

Windward Isles	Māhukona · Lōʻihi · Hawaiʻi: Kohala · Mauna Kea · Hualālai · Mauna Loa · Kīlauea (Puʻu ʻŌʻō · Kīlauea Iki) Maui: Haleakalā · West Maui · Kahoʻolawe · Lānaʻi · Molokaʻi: Mauna Loa · Wailau · Oʻahu: Koʻolau · Waiʻanae · Kauaʻi · Kaʻula · Niʻihau

Leeward Isles	Nihoa · Necker Island · French Frigate Shoals · Gardner Pinnacles · Maro Reef · Laysan · Lisianski Island · Pearl and Hermes Atoll · Midway Atoll · Kure Atoll

Emperor Seamounts	Hancock · Colahan · Abbott · Daikakuji · Kammu · Yuryaku · Kimmei · Koko · Ojin · Jingu · Nintoku · Yomei · Suiko · Detroit · Meiji

Topics	Hawaiian – Emperor seamount chain · Evolution of Hawaiian volcanoes · Hawaiian eruption · ʻAʻā (lava) · Pāhoehoe (lava) · Pele's hair · Limu o Pele · Pele's tears · Lava fountain · Hawaiian Volcano Observatory · Hawaii Volcanoes National Park · Haleakala National Park · 1955 Hawaiian submarine eruption