Hummocks cover its flanks. Numerous faults cut its flanks, and hummocks cover parts of the flanks and summit. A shallow graben is observed at the summit. Two short flat-topped seamounts. The summit crater appears to be filled with hummocks.
Hummocks also occur at the edges of the flat top.
Small ridges extend to the north and south of this features, and it is possible that the seamount was built when an original fissure eruption collapsed to a single feeder. The top is faulted and a down dropped block has formed on its western side. A smooth textured patch occurs between two of the ridges to the south. Hat Seamounts Two examples of hat-shaped seamounts. In the left panel the central dome of the feature is at the left of the image, only half of the edifice is shown.