the Al Wahbah crater formed as a result of a maar eruption. Asia and Oceania In Japan there are maars in the Kirishima-Yaku volcanic field in the Kirishima-Yaku National Park on Kyushu. These include the several maars of the Ibusuki volcanic field such as Lake Unagi. On Honshu in Myōkō-Togakushi Renzan National Park there is Kagamiike Pond as well as many on the volcanic island of Miyake-jima, Izu Islands (Furumio, Mi'ike, Mizutamari, Shinmio). Koranga Maar and Numundo Maar are in Papua New Guinea. Kawah Masemo maar is on Mount Sempu volcano in Indonesia. The San Pablo Volcanic Field in the Province of Laguna on the island of Luzon in the Philippines contains maars. The Newer Volcanics Province in the States of South Australia and Victoria, Australia, has numerous maars, such as Mount Gambier, Mount Schank and Tower Hill, whose complex system of nested maars is enclosed by one of the largest maars in the world. Foulden Maar in Otago, New Zealand is an important fossil site but there are many more maars in New Zealand. As already mentioned these include Lake Pupuke, but the Auckland volcanic field has other easily accessible maars such as the Māngere Lagoon, Ōrākei Basin, Panmure Basin and Pukaki Lagoon. Elsewhere a recent example only 4000 years old, is Lake Rotokawau in the Bay of Plenty Region. Gallery See also Footnotes References Literature USGS photo glossary: Maar USGS: Maars and tuff cones External links List of Maar Volcanoes La Vestide du Pal Depressions (geology) Volcanic landforms .