Isa Bella Island (Ecuador)
| Isa Bella Island Isla Isabela | |
|---|---|
 Isa Bella Island (the center) | |
| Coordinate | 0°30'S 91°04'W / 0.500 degrees S 91.067 degrees W coordinate: 0°30'S 91°04'W / 0.500 degrees S 91.067 degrees W |
| Area | 4,588 km² |
| The best altitude | 1,707 m |
| The highest peak | Wolf volcano |
| The most big city | プエルト villa mil |
| Location sea area | The east Pacific |
| Position archipelago | The Galapagos Islands |
| Position country, area |  Ecuador |
In the Isa Bella Island (Spanish: Isla Isabela, アルベマール island, English: Albemarle Island), [1], the area are 4,588km2[2] in the island where is greatest in the Galapagos Islands. It is located right on the equator, and the equator passes the northern part of the island. Only in the island this as for the one right on the equator in the Galapagos Islands.
Is one of the newest islands located in the west end of the island where the Isa Bella Island forms a line as a line near the hotspot (Galápagos hotspot) of the Galapagos Islands [3]; [4].
I have the Isa Bella Island from six volcanoes, and there are [5], approximately 5-10km in diameter and the caldera that it is to five ranging shield volcanoes except the Ecuadorian volcano [1], and there is altitude more than 1,000m each [6]. It is a wolf volcano of 1,707m above sea level in the northern part to be the highest [7]. The volcano of these five is new as a volcano located the north [8], but it is in the place that is the still most active volcanic activity as for all of the volcano of five of them except the Ecuadorian volcano [9]; [10].
- Ecuadorian volcano (Ecuador) - 808m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: for 0°1'12" S 91°32'W 45.6 seconds / 0.02000 degrees S 91.546000 degrees W )
- Wolf volcano (Wolf) - 1,707m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: 0°1'12" S 91°21'0" W / 0.02000 degrees S 91.35000 degrees W )
- Darwin volcano (Darwin) - 1,326m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: for 0°10'48" S 91°16'W 16.48 seconds / 0.18000 degrees S 91.2712444 degrees W )
- アルセド volcano (Alcedo) - 1,128m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: 0°25'48" S 91°7'12" W / 0.43000 degrees S 91.12000 degrees W )
- シェラ roost volcano (Sierra Negra) - 1,490m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: 0°49'48" S 91°10'12" W / 0.83000 degrees S 91.17000 degrees W )
- Cello アスル volcano (Serro Azul) - 1,689m above sea level [2] (a coordinate: 0°54'0" S 91°25'12" W / 0.90000 degrees S 91.42000 degrees W )
5 subspecies of the Galapagos elephant tortoise becoming inherent to every volcano have habitation [11], and a lot of creatures such as [12], marine iguana (subspecies A. c. albemarlensis) [13], ガラパゴスリクイグアナ, Galapagos sea lion, Galapagos penguin, ガラパゴスコバネウ, アオアシカツオドリ, カッショクペリカン, ベニイロフラミンゴ live in the island [14].
It is thirdly an island with much population (2,256 people, 2010 statistics) in the Galapagos Islands [15] and concentrates on it around town in the southeast of the island, プエルト villa mil (Puerto Villamil).
The origin of the name is associated with the name of the Spanish Queen Isabelle first who supported the exploration of Christopher Columbus. The アルベマール Island of the fame was named for Duke of アルベマール.
Table of contents
Footnote
- ^ a b New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), page 10
- ^ a b c d e f g New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), page 9
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), 134-137 pages
- ^ Galapagos natural history (2001), 194-195 pages
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), page 10, page 61
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), page 9, page 40
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), 9-10 pages
- ^ Newton Galapagos (2003), page 10
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), 136-137 pages
- ^ Galapagos natural history (2001), 189-190 pages
- ^ New publication Galapagos Islands (1983), 82-84 pages
- ^ Galapagos natural history (2001), 16-17 pages
- ^ Galapagos natural history (2001), page 31
- ^ Andy Swash and Rob Still, Birds, Mammals and Reptiles of the Galápagos Islands, 2nd Edition, Christopher Helm, 2005, pp. 150-154. ISBN 978-0-7136-7551-1.
- ^ 60 chapters (2012), page 262 to know Ecuador
References
- Shuzo Ito "new publication Galapagos Islands" Chuokoron-Sha 〈 Nakakou new book 〉, 1983. ISBN 4-12-100690-9。
- Koichi Fujiwara "Galapagos natural history" data house, 2001. ISBN 4-88718-616-9。
- Koichi Fujiwara, ゴドフレイ mer Ren "Galapagos" Newton press 〈 Newton mook 〉, 2003. ISBN 4-315-51708-9。
- For "60 chapters Hidekazu Araki to know Ecuador", Akashi Bookstore 〈 area study 57>, 2,012 years, it is the second edition. ISBN 978-4-7503-3709-8。
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