Nabuyatom, also called the Nabiyotum crater, is a circular caldera at the southern end of Lake Turkana in Kenya's Rift Valley, formed after a volcano collapsed. It lies more than 70 kilometers from the nearest town, Lodwar, and was first documented by non-indigenous Westerners in 1888. This entity documents Nabuyatom specifically as a geological formation, a collapse caldera at Lake Turkana's southern end.
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