1. Galapagos Geography And Climate. A description of the geography, geology and climate of the Galapagos islands. http://www.ecuador-travel.net/galapagos.geography.htm

Geology Geography Galapagos Individual Trip s ... Pictures Islands: are located roughly 1000 km straight west of mainland Ecuador. There are 19 major islands and many smaller islets, whose land mass together covers 7880 km2 over an area of 50 000 km2 of ocean. Isabela is the largest of the islands, having an area of 4590 km2. It also boasts the highest elevation in the archipelago with Wolf volcano reaching 1645 m. Geology: The islands now called Galapagos are of recent volcanic origin , having risen out of the sea a few million years ago. A geological theory called " Hot Spot " tries to explain their creation by imagining huge magma blocks escaping through an opening in the earth's crust and building themselves up over million s of years. Two major tectonic plates meet in the vicinity and spread or move away from each other thus creating the spaces for those mantle plumes to form. Isabela and Fernandina islands are the most recent ones with less than a million years of life. The southeastern islands of Española boast of the oldest rocks and

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12. Galapagos Geography The Galapagos Islands are located in the eastern Pacific Ocean approximately 1000km straight west of mainland Ecuador. http://www.galapagosmap.com/geography.htm

galapagos map .com Galapagos Islands map and travel guide Flights Tours Cruises Ecuador ... Galapagos Geography Galapagos geography The famous islands are located in Ecuador about 960 kilometers off the mainland. Made famous by Charles Darwin, the Galapagos Islands are no less enthralling now than they were a hundred years ago. Every year, thousands of curious visitors journey to the remote islands to behold the wondrously variegated wildlife that inspired The Origin of Species. The islands are found at the coordinates 1°40'N-1°36'S, 89°16'-92°01'W. Straddling the equator, islands in the chain are located in both the northern and southern hemisphere with Wolf volcano and Ecuador volcano on Isabela Island being directly on the equator line. Espa±ola the southernmost island and Tower the northernmost island are spread out over a distance of 132 miles (220 km). The islands are found at the coordinates 1°40'N-1°36'S, 89°16'-92°01'W.

13. Galapagos Islands Map The Galapagos Islands has 13 major islands, 6 minor islands and 42 islets orsurfacing rocks. About Galapagos. Galapagos history galapagos geography http://www.galapagosmap.com/

galapagos map .com Galapagos Islands map and travel guide Flights Tours Cruises Ecuador ... Hotels Galapagos map Home Galapagos Islands map, changes your life The Galapagos Islands are a group of 13 major islands, 6 minor islands and 42 islets, a total of 8.000 sq Km2 approximately, located in the Pacific Ocean about 1,000 kilometers west of the coast of Ecuador. Our Galapagos Islands maps includes interactive icons so you can learn the most of our Islands before taking your dream cruise or tour to the most amazing islands in the Pacific Ocean. The Galapagos archipelago is part of Ecuador . The oldest of the islands are about 4 million years old and the youngest are still in the process of being formed. Galapagos Islands vacations map Above Britney Spear sun batting in Galapagos Experience the enchantment and natural beauty that awaits you in the amazing Galapagos Islands . Traveling by yacht and "panga" from islet to island, enjoy the stunning tropical landscape flourishing with an abundance of wildlife - from birds to fur seals, marine iguanas and sea lions, to Darwin's finches, giant tortoises, the most human friendly dolphins and of course! blue-footed boobies. CONTINUES...

14. Geography Of Ecuador - Ministry Of Tourism - Ecuador Geography of Ecuador Andes geography, Amazon geography, galapagos geography,and more. Ministry of Tourism, Ecuador. http://www.vivecuador.com/html2/eng/geography.htm

Ecuador Culture Nature Ecology Geography Climate History Economy Tourism Law Ecotourism Official Site BIT Ecuador Official Web Site of the Ecuadorian Government ... Asamblea General de la OEA Ecuador Geography Introduction Coast Andes Amazon ... Galapagos Introduction TOP Pacific Coast TOP The Andes Mountain Range crosses the country from north to south. The Occidental and the Oriental Ranges are born from this mountain system as it divides in the province of Loja, forming plains and valleys along the Andean Corridor. Between the two ranges there is a plateau which reaches heights of three thousand meters. The Highlands Regions, commonly referred to as La Sierra, is made up of ten provinces, each of which have important peaks such as Chimborazo, the Illinizas, Cotopaxi, Cayambe, and Antisana. Chimborazo: 6,310 m Cotopaxi: 5,897 m Cayambe: 5,790 m Antisana: 5,758 m Altar: 5,320 m Illiniza: 5,248 m Tungurahua: 5,023 m Cotacahi: 4,944 m

15. OPEN - Events Calendar November 2002 October 2002; The Galapagos Post Newsletter; Latin America;San Christobal, galapagos geography Environment; The Galapagos Interview http://www.oneplaneteducation.com/travelogue_curriculum.html

Latin America Galapagos Ecuador Newsletter September 2005 July 2005 May 2005 March 2005 ... The Galapagos Interview A two year journey around the world. William (Bill) J. McCarthy skydiving. Lisa Falciglia Newsletter Lola Villacreses Naturalist Guide Lola Villacreses III Lola Villacreses Naturalist Guide III invites you to come with her on an unforgettable trip around the Enchanted Islands. Experience for yourself the land of marine iguanas, giant tortoises and Darwin's finches. Her home city is Guayaquil, where she studied Aquaculture (Marine Biology) at ESPOL, Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral, later specializing in Environmental Studies. Worked on research institutes: CENAIM, Centro Nacional de Aquacultura e Investigaciones Marinas and Centro Nacional de Investigación Roche where she became a head researcher. After a glorious visit to the Galapagos Islands she decided to become a Naturalist Guide of the Galapagos National Park on 1994. At this moment she is a Naturalist Guide III of the motor vessel Santa Cruz belonging to Metropolitan Touring. Her interest in traveling plus learning new languages has taken her to the United States, Europe and the Middle East. She speaks fluent Spanish, English and Italian. During her expeditions she focuses specially on bird watching and marine life. She enjoys giving reviews and lectures about natural history. Lola Villacreses enjoys sharing her knowledge and devotion to this natural paradise.

16. Galapagos Geography And Climate. A description of the geography, geology and climate of the Galapagos islands. http://home.online.no/~reiseras/ECG_Galapagos Geography and Climate.htm

Geography Islands: are located roughly 1000 km straight west of mainland Ecuador. There are 19 major islands and many smaller islets, whose land mass together covers 7880 km2 over an area of 50 000 km2 of ocean. Isabela is the largest of the islands, having an area of 4590 km2. It also boasts of the highest elevation in the archipelago with Wolf volcano reaching 1645 m. Geology: The islands which are called now Galapagos are of recent volcanic origins , having risen out of the sea a few million years ago. A geological theory called " Hot Spot " tries to explain their creation by imagining huge magma blocks escaping through an opening in the earth's crust and building themselves up over million of years. Two mayor tectonic plates meet in the vicinity and spread or move away from each other and so creating the spaces for those mantle plumes to form. Isabela and Fernandina islands are the most recent ones with less of one million years of life. The southeastern islands of Española boasts of the oldest rocks and that coincides with the direction of the movements of the Cocos and Nazca Plates . The islands were never connected to any continent but it is believed that an eroded underwater ridge called the Carnegie Ridge were once above water and are part of the same geological event. This ridge is halfway between the current islands and the mainland and would explain more satisfactorily, how the animals and plants could have arrived on Galapagos.

17. Ecoventura GEOLOGY and the PETROLOGY of the GALAPAGOS ISLANDS One of the only books ongalapagos geography. Fiction nonfiction. Patrick O Brien MASTER and COMMANDER http://www.ecoventura.com/expedition/sky_dancer/literature.asp?head=2

18. Bienvenue En Equateur Includes photos of Andes, Amazonia and galapagos; music clips; history, geography, and cultural information. http://perso.easynet.fr/~lsoulie/english/ecuador/englishframe.htm

19. Galapagos - Ecuador's Enchanted Islands Guide to galapagos cruises with more than 50 boats and ships and general Although the islands have been that isolated by geography and never been http://www.ecuador-travel.net/galapagos.htm

Islands Galapagos Islands Galapagos Individual Trip s ... Pictures Nature and Diving Cruises for Individuals and Groups Islazul Tours offer s nature and diving cruises of various length of time in the Galapagos islands either for individual travelers or larger charter groups . You find a selection of over 50 boats and ships of all price classes in our catalogue, from where you can choose the one which suits you the best. Clicking on a boat name (box below) gets you right to the individual boat page, where you find apart from the most important cruise prices and itinerary , also a picture and general specifications of that particular ship. People interested in chartering a boat can look up our cruise programs to the isles by clicking on the charter links. You find there complete organized cruise packages starting and ending in Quito and accompanied by experienced naturalist guides Islazul Charter Nature 5d Nature 8d G3 Nature 11d G4 Nature 15d ... Diving 11d Tourist Aida Maria Angelique Darwin Darwin Explorer ... Yolita First Angelito Archipel I Archipel II Cachalote ... II L uxury Alta Beluga Coral I ... ric, Letty, Flamingo I

20. Equateur includes photos of Andes, Amazonia and galapagos; music clips; history, geography, and cultural information. http://perso.easynet.fr/~lsoulie/

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