The Balleny Seamounts are a group of underwater mountains located in the Southern Ocean, specifically southeast of New Zealand's South Island and northeast of Antarctica. They are part of the Balleny Islands volcanic chain. The seamounts are primarily of volcanic origin, and they rise from the ocean floor but do not reach above sea level, making them part of the submerged geological features of the region.

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