might be interesting to put pictures of Indonesian mountains and their surrounding area :D:D:D

let's go for it~!!

oh man I was gonna make this thread >( >( :( would the mods change the name to

=The Volcano Kingdom= Indonesian Mountains and Volcanos

Edit: I'm sorry but I'm gonna make the thread

sorry hehe merge that one to this :)

We'll Start by

the World's Most Spectacular Volcano

Mount Bromo & Semeru

http://static.flickr.com/67/196921558_b2d4311a9d_b.jpg

The Video!

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World's Largest Archipelago = World's Most Active Volcano site = World's Most Spectacular Volcanoes

^^ i don't mind for renaming,,

Mount Arjuna

location: west side of Batu-Malang, East Java
height: 3,399 m
courtesy to: http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunung_Arjuna

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/Mount_Arjuna.jpg
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/mt-arjuna.jpg

^^ how should i merge my posts?

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1160/924472556_7f690e61c9_b.jpg

ah, well.. i just move it here, gitu aja kok repot... :lol::lol::lol:

Mount Arjuna

location: west side of Batu-Malang, East Java
height: 3,399 m
courtesy to: http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunung_Arjuna

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/Mount_Arjuna.jpg
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/mt-arjuna.jpg

ANNOUNCEMENT: this thread is merged to "=The Volcano Kingdom= Indonesian Mountains and Volcanos"

More of Mount Arjuna

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/68/227100170_97f8f0440c_o.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1151/1172863428_4c96c48f75_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1250/1172864402_7ef897bbbf_b.jpg

eh mending di tutup yg ini :devil: krn kurang lengkap.. no volcanoes :)

Semeru
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2329/2044309229_fc077a4015_o.jpg

marvellous Farean. a lot to go.

^^ yea 300+ more

near Semeru

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2230/1866458034_61106ec44f_b.jpg

Mount Semeru

location: Tengger volcanic complex, Java
height: 3,676 m
courtesy to: www.geomechanics.com/casehistories.cfm?caseid=23

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/semeru.jpg

^^ ho-oh ho-oh,, sudah tuh~ :D

Mount Merapi

location: between Central Java-Yogyakarta, Indonesia
height: 2,914 m
courtesy to: www.geomechanics.com

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/Merapi20small.jpg

Hot steam of Merapi eruption (the 'Wedhus Gembel')

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/Merapi_Eruption.jpg

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/3618/java20076wb3.jpg

.........

http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/5803/jogya20071jj0.jpg

http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/2425/jogya20074wd3.jpg

Cari poto Gunung Kerinci ahhh :D

MOUNT AGUNG

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1391/760826145_9919e011ff_o.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1053/862115119_3acf88cf32_b.jpg

Puncak Cartensz *Papua Province
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Everd20Carstensz.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Everd20Puncak20Es.jpg

^^ both are from MULTIPLY

Puncak Jaya *Kabuapaten Jayawijaya , Papua Province *pics are from MULTIPLY

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/lembah20danau2.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Jaya-3.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/otw20summit.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/muncak.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/puncak20jaya.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Jaya-1.jpg
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Mount KERINCI (around 3800 metre) ... the highest mountain in WEST INDONESIA and SUMATRA hehehe... I luv the tea plantation...
Mount Kerinci is located in KABUPATEN KERINCI, Jambi province. It is surrounded by tea-plantation :D
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Another20shot20of20Mt20Kerinci_JPG.jpg

MOUNT Kerinci as an active volcano (Jambi Province)
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/From20Telun20Berasap_jpg.jpg
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If JAKARTA has PUNCAK, BANDUNG got LEMBANG, SURABAYA got MALANG, PADANG has BUKITTINGGI.... so.... MEDAN HAS BRASTAGI....
And it is a lot colder than PUNCAK, LEMBANG, MALANG, and BUKITTINGI ...
BRASTAGI from MULTIPLY (The mountain at the background is Mount Sibayak)

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/P1010004.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t287/rilham2/Brastagi20Medan.jpg

^^ might be better to say "MALANG got (m)BATU" instead of "SURABAYA got MALANG", soalnya yang lain2 kayaknya bagian dari suatu kotanya, misalnya Jakarta has Puncak dan Padang has Bukittinggi,, sementara Malang sama Surabaya lumayan jauh juga, beda kota lagi :D:D

anyway, awesome pics so far!

Mount Kawi - East Java

*not to be confused with Mount Kawi in Tampaksiring, Bali*

Location: southern of Malang, East Java
Courtesy to: http://www2.seasite.niu.edu/DisplayAllPics/PicDisplay.asp?page=11&tf0=indonesia&

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/00457.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/00360.jpg

boso walikan: Kera ngalam ngenak hamur :(:(

Mount Merapi

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/62/169517641_5f99e847f1_o.jpg

Mount LOKON

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1126/655468644_3f8fc70e69_o.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/56/149874478_db1bc51310_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1223/814980321_1af8b6db58_b.jpg

Mt. Kawi is pretty creepy :D:D

^^ :lol::lol::lol: ,,, why?

dunno.. mitosnya serem2.. haha :lol:

Mount Telomoyo

location: Central Java, in the same row with Mount Ungaran, Merbabu, and Merapi :D
height: 1,894 m
courtesy: http://volcano.und.edu/vwdocs/volc_images/southeast_asia/indonesia/Ungara_Telomoyo.html
www.langsing.net

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/telomoyo2.jpg
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/telomoyo1.jpg

map of Ungaran- Telomoyo-Merbabu-Merapi

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/telomoyo.jpg

Bromo is so awesome. especially when sunrise :drool:

fotonya dari Flickr dong! jelek kalo search di Google...

it's either Deviantart or Flickr

now,, Flickr time :D:D

Mount Lawu

location: between Surakarta-Madiun (Central Java-East Java)
height: 3,265 m
courtesy: flickr

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/lawu1.jpg

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/lawu2.jpg

Mount Panderman

location: north side of Malang, East Java
courtesy: flickr

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/panderman.jpg

Gunung Merbabu & Gunung Telemoyo
view from Ambarawa
http://www.adjesworld.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/Indonesie%202004%20b/Ambarawa%2010.JPG


Gunung Merapi
view from near the Gunung Telemoyo

http://www.adjesworld.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/Indonesie%202004%20b/Mount%20Merapi.JPG

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Mount Rinjani,Lombok

http://static.flickr.com/2367/1522565075_a336653c62_b.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/2171/1522581745_1413a7b08f_b.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/2117/1522574995_4d9ead658c_b.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/2393/1523460328_de3889574e_b.jpg

Dieng Highlands

http://static.flickr.com/2419/1768645911_30ded90ab8_o.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/1389/1126867905_bd12140242_o.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/2129/2065223207_5d4c2f841f_o.jpg

perasaan kok sepi ya? hehehe :D

anyway,, some jaw-dropping pics of Mount Rinjani's Crater

Courtesy: chKESE (Flickr) --> absolutely surreal...
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/197228726_7201a7609e.jpg

Courtesy: ineke meyer
http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee186/zhongliang_19/indo_skyscrapers/1359373406_fef5ffaf17_b.jpg

WOW. tidak kalah sama 7 wonders

.... sayang Borobudur nggak masuk 7 wonders lagi :(

ad yg puny merapi yg skarang ?

^^ mas Sugarfree, thread ini adalah thread abandonisasi (cuih). untuk meminta foto Gn. Merapi dapat ditemukan di thread Volcano Kingdom :)

Bromo is so awesome. especially when sunrise :drool:

Sure...!! Check this out!! (sekalian mengaktifkan kembali thread yg lama tertidur :lol:)

MOUNT BROMO, East Java

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/r9j7vai6ty6tyygmz3.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/mfmzg55wqqne3883dkd.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Mount Bromo is a great place to see sunrise!! Here are some pics (sorry it's really crowded when I took these pics):

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/3y1wra6sx5m3wkloazqh.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/x2ca3ans1x496zexeq9.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/6zzfi1sz2ba4b1dbwq89.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)

^^ might be better to say "MALANG got (m)BATU" instead of "SURABAYA got MALANG", soalnya yang lain2 kayaknya bagian dari suatu kotanya, misalnya Jakarta has Puncak dan Padang has Bukittinggi,, sementara Malang sama Surabaya lumayan jauh juga, beda kota lagi :D:D

anyway, awesome pics so far!
Setauku Jakarta dan Puncak, Padang dan Bukit Tinggi juga beda kota :lol:

I forgot about this thread :lol: here's

Mount Baluran, Baluran National Park, Situbondo, East Java

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3522/3232886685_25a81812c0_o.jpg

MOUNT BROMO :
http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/646/brom2ge2.jpg

http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/439/brom3bp8.jpg

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/2241/bromo1kx9.jpg

MOUNT MERAPI :

view of Merapi, taken from Borobudur Temple Site:
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/2158/mer1yx8.jpg

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/3239/mer2ez2.jpg

courtesy : Flickr and blog

More Pics from Mount Bromo Area, a must-visit tourist destination! (I've posted some photos of it before, just check my prev. post)

Feel the charm...

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/xoho2gtocg3qceej6r.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Waiting for sunrise here @ Pananjakan Area - Bromo... It provides spectacular view of sunrise, and you can see it for free!!

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/85lsgkaqoyolj9h80d3m.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


and these are some pics of them (some others already posted before, check it out...)

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/li63qz8e10snrqqb3y9.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/kxryy55bs4qcvay4k95v.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Now let's see the surrounding environment... In this pic below, the tallest mountain in distance is Mount Semeru, of the highest mount in Indonesia. Can you see that lake of sand below? We'll go there later...

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/r9j7vai6ty6tyygmz3.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Here we are at that lake of sand (in Indonesia it's called "Telaga Pasir", means Sand Lake or Lake of Sand). We are on our journey to the top of Mount Bromo. That mount in the background is Mount Bromo:

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/qq0qdrnwkmha5hyjuzas.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Mount Bromo is inhabited by local people, Tenggerese tribe, and most of them are Hindu. That's why we can find a Hindu Temple here:

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/1fazraiqyrnw0f15x5m.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


This pic is taken during my journey to the top of Mount Bromo. We can choose either to walk or ride a horse:

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/kzxmc1jgzufb54n4ni0z.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


and these pics represent how does it fell when you've arrived at the peak of Mt. Bromo... Those small dots are people!!

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/r8njbrkxuj84xrm5lha6.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/jlmtzybg1q65qty2jufu.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/3wx64qvo6tqnxckjlmg3.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)


Some tourists wanna test their adrenaline by taking pictures at the (very) edge of the mountain top. Thin line between life and death there!!

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/05x8z5d4pmnxu0nn9azv.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)



The crater... Mount Bromo is an active volcano.

http://www.freeimagestoring.com/images/bew0xv5orj4iu9mbxtg1.jpg (http://www.freeimagestoring.com/)

wow Grett Piks Kian! :okay:

Bnyk Turis gak si di Bromo? lots of Westerners? ke tpt yang buat foto pemandangan Bromo naik apa?

^^ Thanx! :)

Rame nggaknya kayaknya tergantung waktu kedatangannya deh, klo musim liburan biasanya rame. Trus pas musim kemarau biasanya lebih rame, soalnya sunrise-nya lebih terbuka peluang terlihat. Ini aja kebetulan Desember saya dateng eh keliatan jelas sunrise-nya :)

Western people lumayan lah, kemarin ketemu mungkin sekitar 30-40 orang gt. Kalau turis Asia kayaknya lebih banyak, cuma gak keliatan jelas deh, tampangnya mirip2 Indonesia aja (at least Chinese Indonesian).

Ke Bromo? Kalau dr kota t4 kita stay biasanya ada jasa mobil gt untuk naik ke Bromo subuh2. Diantarnya ke Pananjakan dulu untuk lihat sunrise, ini kita jalan kaki aja. Setelah selesai sunrise, dibawa turun ke Telaga Pasir naik mobil yg td. Sampai di pool kenadaraan gt deh. Nah klo mau naik ke puncak Bromo kita bs milih mau jalan kaki atau sewa kuda, begitu juga pas pulangnya lagi ke pool mobil.

^^ Itu matahari terbit juga terhalang kabut / awan. Gw berkali2 ke Pananjakan, nggak pernah lihat matahari terbit dgn jelas sebab selalu terhalang kabut. Pernah satu kali kelihatan dgn jelas dan mataharinya sangat merah pas terbit tapi dilihat dari tepi kawah Bromo :bash:

FYI jalan aspal di Pananjakan adalah jalan aspal tertinggi di pulau Jawa yg bisa dilalui mobil pribadi, tingginya 2770 msl.

K14N nginap di mana? Gw nginap di Lava View Lodge, cukup dekat Pananjakan tapi terlalu dingin sebab letaknya tepat di tepi jurang di tepi Telaga Pasir di desa Cemaralawang. Lebih hangat nginap di hotel Grand Bromo tapi harus berangkat jam 3 pagi kalau mau lihat matahari terbit di Pananjakan :)

^^ Itu matahari terbit juga terhalang kabut / awan. Gw berkali2 ke Pananjakan, nggak pernah lihat matahari terbit dgn jelas sebab selalu terhalang kabut. Pernah satu kali kelihatan dgn jelas dan mataharinya sangat merah pas terbit tapi dilihat dari tepi kawah Bromo :bash:

FYI jalan aspal di Pananjakan adalah jalan aspal tertinggi di pulau Jawa yg bisa dilalui mobil pribadi, tingginya 2770 msl.

K14N nginap di mana? Gw nginap di Lava View Lodge, cukup dekat Pananjakan tapi terlalu dingin sebab letaknya tepat di tepi jurang di tepi Telaga Pasir di desa Cemaralawang. Lebih hangat nginap di hotel Grand Bromo tapi harus berangkat jam 3 pagi kalau mau lihat matahari terbit di Pananjakan :)

Iya Om Boz, itu juga masih agak2 terhalang sedikit sih. Pas disana sebenernya ada yg lebih terang, cuma gak diambil fotonya, soalnya malah ngambil video dan terpesona sm mataharinya, lupa ambil pics, hahaha...

Saya nginapnya gak di deket Bromo-nya Om. Pernah di Probolinggo, pernah di Malang, jadi memang jalan subuh2 banget, jam 1 atau jam 2an gt dah jalan, demi lihat sunrise, hehe

Sudah 1 tahun tidak di-update...
Sekarang saya akan lanjutkan.
Mulai dari postingan ini, akan diurutkan gunung berapi dari Sabang sampai Merauke

Semoga berkenan :) :) :)

Agar tidak mengganggu, saya cantumkan sumbernya 1 kali saja.
Sumber :
http://www.volcano.si.edu

http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Imgs/Gif/Indonesia/Maps/map_indonesia_volcanoes.gif
http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Imgs/Gif/Indonesia/Maps/map_indonesia_volcanoes.gif

1. Seulawah Agam

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/119084.jpg
Copyrighted photo by Michael Thirbeck, 2007.

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano
Calderas

Summit Elev: 1810 m
Latitude: 5.448°N
Longitude: 95.658°E
Seulawah Agam at the NW tip of Sumatra is an extensively forested volcano of Pleistocene-Holocene age constructed within the large Pleistocene Lam Teuba caldera. A smaller 8 x 6 km caldera lies within Lam Teuba caldera. The summit contains a forested, 400-m-wide crater. The active van Heutsz crater, located at 650 m on the NNE flank of Suelawah Agam, is one of several areas containing active fumarole fields. Sapper (1927) and the Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World (CAVW) reported an explosive eruption in the early 16th century, and the CAVW also listed an eruption from the van Heutsz crater in 1839. Rock et al. (1982) found no evidence for historical eruptions. However the Volcanological Survey of Indonesia noted that although no historical eruptions have occurred from the main cone, the reported NNE-flank explosive activity may have been hydrothermal and not have involved new magmatic activity

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/045001.jpg
Anonymous photo, 1995.

Seulawah Agam, rising above farmlands on its eastern flank, is an extensively forested volcano of Pleistocene-Holocene age located in the province of Aceh at the NW tip of Sumatra. Gunung Seulawah Agam was constructed within the large Pleistocene Lam Teuba caldera and a smaller 8 x 6 km caldera. Wispy clouds drape the summit, which contains a forested 400-m-wide crater. The van Heutsz crater, located at 650 m on the NNE flank, is one of several areas containing active fumarole fields.

2. Peuet Sague

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/119080.jpg
Copyrighted photo by Michael Thirbeck, 1997.

Volcano Types:
Complex volcano
Lava domes

Summit Elev: 2801 m
Latitude: 4.914°N
Longitude: 96.329°E
Peuet Sague is a large volcanic complex that rises to 2801 m in NW Sumatra. The volcano, whose name means "square," contains four summit peaks, with the youngest lava dome being located to the north or NW. This extremely isolated volcano lies several days journey on foot from the nearest village and is infrequently visited. The first recorded historical eruption took place from 1918-21, when explosive activity and pyroclastic flows accompanied summit lava-dome growth. The historically active crater is located SE of the Gunung Tutung lava dome and has typically produced small-to-moderate explosive eruptions.

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/100058.jpg
Photo by R.D. Erfan (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Vegetation drapes one of the four peaks forming the summit of Peuet Sague volcano in NW Sumatra. This extremely isolated volcano lies several days' journey on foot from the nearest village and is infrequently visited. The first recorded historical eruption took place during 1918-21, when explosive activity and pyroclastic flows accompanied summit lava dome growth.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/163/348737819_8cfd1b1f41.jpg
Photo by Michael Tirnbeck

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/143/351627767_d8b93e2b3f.jpg
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/143/351627767_d8b93e2b3f.jpg

Here are some mountains in West Sumatra


Mount Singgalang with Bung Hatta Palace
http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/4026/istanabunghattadansingg.jpg (http://img535.imageshack.us/i/istanabunghattadansingg.jpg/)


Mount Singgalang with Sianok Canyon
http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/5894/mountsinggalang.png (http://img195.imageshack.us/i/mountsinggalang.png/)


http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/9264/30924140.jpg (http://img33.imageshack.us/i/30924140.jpg/)

3. Burni Telong

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/120019.jpg
Photo by Cahya Patria, 2004 (Centre of Volcanology & Geological Hazard Mitigation, Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano
Lava domes

Summit Elev: 2617 m
Latitude: 4.769°N
Longitude: 96.821°E
The conical Bur ni Telong volcano was constructed at the southern base of the massive Bur ni Geureudong volcanic complex, one of the largest in northern Sumatra. The historically active Bur ni Telong volcano lies 4.5 km from the summit of Geureudong and grew to a height of 2624 m. The summit crater of Bur ni Telong has migrated to the ESE, leaving arcuate crater rims. Lava flows are exposed on the southern flank. Explosive eruptions were recorded during the 19th and 20th centuries.

http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/static.panoramio.com/photos/original/8807530.jpg
photo by AlastairM (http://www.panoramio.com/user/1538435?with_photo_id=8807530)
View of the summit pinnacles on the trek to the summit. Your guides may want to stop here but it is easy to follow the path up to the left to the summit.

4. Sibayak

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/005022.jpg
Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcanoes
Calderas
Lava dome
Summit Elev: 2212 m
Latitude: 3.23°N
Longitude: 98.52°E
Sibayak and Pinto are twin volcanoes within a compound caldera open to the north. The 900-m-wide crater of Sibayak is partially filled on the north by Pinto volcano. A lava flow traveled through a gap in the western crater wall from the summit lava dome of Sibayak. Area residents record legends of eruptions. Neumann van Padang (1983) cited a report by Hoekstra of ash clouds that were emitted from the volcano in 1881.

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/005027.jpg
Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

A dramatic 300-m-wide explosion crater near the summit of Sibayak volcano contains a small turquoise-colored crater lake and areas of extensive hydrothermal alteration and sulfur deposition. Steam rises above active fumaroles at several locations along the far crater wall.

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/005023.jpg
Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Steam rises from an area of hydrothermal alteration near the summit of Sibayak volcano. Sibayak is seen here from a village in the flat-floored caldera moat south of the summit.

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/005025.jpg
Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

The skyline ridge is part of the wall of a compound caldera in which Sibayak and Pinto volcanoes were constructed. The lower slope of Sibayak volcano rises at the extreme right above the caldera moat, which is occupied by villages and agricultural land.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

An explosion crater containing a small turquoise-colored lake and sulfur-encrusted active fumaroles cuts the summit lava dome of Sibayak volcano. The volcano is considered to be the abode of Nini Kertah Ernala ("Grandmother of the Gleaming Sulfur"), the mountain's spirit.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Climbers tread a path near the summit of Sibayak volcano. The horizontal forested ridge in the center background, forming part of the southern caldera wall of Sibayak volcano, is viewed from an area of hydrothermally altered rock near the volcano's summit.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

A small crater lake near the summit of Sibayak volcano shows active fumaroles and areas of sulfur deposition. An active fumarole is visible at the upper left. The lake is popular destination for weekend climbers from villages and towns surrounding the volcano.

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Anonymous photo, 1990.

Gunung Sibayak, seen here from the south, is the southernmost of two twin volcanoes constructed within a compound caldera. Several villages occupy the flat-bottomed caldera moat. Steam rises from fumaroles on the flank of a lava dome in the summit crater.

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5. Sinabung

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 2460 m
Latitude: 3.17°N
Longitude: 98.392°E
Gunung Sinabung is a Pleistocene-to-Holocene stratovolcano with many lava flows on its flanks. The migration of summit vents along a N-S line gives the summit crater complex an elongated form. The youngest crater of this conical andesitic-to-dacitic volcano is at the southern end of the four overlapping summit craters. Solfataric activity was seen at the summit and upper flanks of Sinabung in 1912, although no historical eruptions have been recorded.

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Photo by S. Wikartadipura, 1982 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Sinabung volcano, seen from Gurukinayan village on the south, shows prominent lava flows on its flanks and a dramatic summit spine. The summit of Gunung Sinabung is much less frequently visited than neighboring Sabayak volcano to the NE.

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Photo by S. Wikartadipura, 1982 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Sinabung volcano, seen here from Tigapancur village, is a prominent conical stratovolcano that rises above the Kato Plateau in NW Sumatra. Levees of massive lava flows (left-center) are prominent on the flanks of the volcano. No confirmed historical eruptions are known.

6. Toba

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NASA Landsat7 image (worldwind.arc.nasa.gov)

Volcano Types:
Caldera
Stratovolcano
Lava domes
Summit Elev: 2157 m
Latitude: 2.58°N
Longitude: 98.83°E
The 35 x 100 km Toba caldera, the Earth's largest Quaternary caldera, was formed during four major Pleistocene ignimbrite-producing eruptions beginning at 1.2 million years ago. The latest of these produced the Young Toba Tuff (YTT) about 74,000 years ago. The YTT represents the world's largest known Quaternary eruption, ejecting about 2500-3000 cu km (dense rock equivalent) of ignimbrite and airfall ash from vents at the NW and SE ends of present-day Lake Toba. Resurgent doming forming the massive Samosir Island and Uluan Peninsula structural blocks postdated eruption of the YTT. Additional post-YTT eruptions include emplacement of a series of lava domes, growth of the solfatarically active Pusukbukit volcano on the south margin of the caldera, and formation of Tandukbenua volcano at the NW-most rim of the caldera. Lack of vegetation suggests that this volcano may be only a few hundred years old (Chesner and Rose, 1991).

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

The 35 x 100 km wide Toba caldera, partially filled by waters of Sumatra's Lake Toba, is Earth's largest Quaternary caldera. This view looks west toward the northern end of Samosir Island, which is part of a massive inclined block uplifted after eruption of the Young Toba Tuff (YTT) about 74,000 years ago. The island, once entirely covered by Lake Toba, is formed of caldera-fill deposits of YTT capped by lake sediments.

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Photo by Bill Rose, 1982 (Michigan Technological University).

The eastern wall of Toba caldera forms the horizon across Lake Toba from Samosir Island in the foreground. The small Tuk-Tuk peninsula (center) extends into the lake from the large 630 sq km island. The small conical peak on the horizon at left-center is Tandukbenua volcano, which may have erupted only a few hundred years ago.

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Photo by Bill Rose, 1982 (Michigan Technological University).

Weather clouds rise above the summit of Pusukbukit (right), a 1972-m-high post-caldera stratovolcano constructed just inside the western rim of Toba caldera. Lake Toba, which fills the caldera, is visible beyond the northern (left) flank of Pusukbukit. Solfataric areas are located along the lake on the northern flank of Pusukbukit.

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Photo by Bill Rose, 1982 (Michigan Technological University).

Sipisupisu waterfall, at the northern end of Lake Toba, plunges over a cliff in the Middle Toba Tuff (MTT). The MTT rhyolitic ignimbrite was emplaced about 500,000 years ago durng the next to smallest of the four major caldera-forming eruptions at Toba. Products of the densely welded >60 cu km MTT eruption are distributed over the northern part of the caldera.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Lake Toba, the largest lake in SE Asia, fills more than half of the 35 x 100 km Toba caldera, the Earth's largest Quaternary caldera. Caldera walls rise steeply 400-1200 m above the 1700 sq km lake, which is one of the world's deepest, with a maximum depth of 530 m. This view looks south from the northern caldera rim.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

The 35 x 100 km Toba caldera was formed during four powerful explosive eruptions beginning 1.2 million years ago. The latest of these, about 74,000 years ago, was the world's largest known Quaternary eruption, producing the Young Toba Tuff (YTT). The YTT consists of about 4000 cu km of ashfall- and voluminous pyroclastic-flow deposits, erupted from vents at the NW and SE ends of present-day Lake Toba.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

The northern wall of Toba caldera rises about 500 m above the village of Haranggoal. Samosir Island, visible in the distance across Lake Toba on the right, is part of an uplifted block of caldera-fill deposits from the last major eruption of Toba about 74,000 years ago.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

Clouds obscure the summit of Pusukbukit, a young stratovolcano constructed on the western margin of Toba caldera. An active hydrothermal area forms the light-colored area at the base of the volcano across a narrow strait from Samosir Island on Lake Toba.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

The steep-sided wall behind Tomok village on Samosir Island is part of a block of uplifted caldera-fill rocks. The entire 630-sq-km island, which now rises to 700 m above Lake Toba, is capped by lake-floor sediments deposited before the island was uplifted above lake level.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Post-caldera activity at Toba included the construction of Holocene volcanoes along the caldera rim and active hot springs. These terraces at Sipoholon Hot Springs are part of still-active thermal areas located along the western caldera ring fracture and along the west edge of Samosir Island.

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey)

Sulfur-encrusted Terraces at Sipoholon Hot Springs on the west-central shore of Lake Toba are part of a number of still-active thermal areas located along Toba's western caldera ring fracture and across a narrow strait along the western edge of Samosir Island.

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Anonymous photo, 1993.

Majestic 100-km-long Lake Toba is seen from its northern end. The lake fills a massive 100 x 30 km caldera formed during four major late-Pleistocene eruptions. The western caldera scarp forms the cliffs at the right. The low-angle slope on the left horizon is Samosir Island, half of a large resurgent block in the center of the caldera. The 1700-sq-km lake is the largest in SE Asia.

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Photo by Mike Dolan, 1993 (Michigan Technological University).

Pusukbukit, the most prominent post-caldera volcano at Toba caldera, was constructed just within the western caldera rim. It is seen here across a narrow strait from Samosir Island, with light-colored solfataric areas along its northern flank. The youngest lava flow on 1972-m-high Pusukbukit is of dacitic compostion.

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Photo by Mike Dolan, 1993 (Michigan Technological University).

Tuk-Tuk, a small peninsula on Samosir Island, provides a vista of Latung Strait, which separates the opposing resurgent blocks of Samosir Island (right) and the Uluan block on the left. The Latung Strait marks the center of post-caldera resurgence, which tilted the Uluan block, located within the SE part of the caldera, to the SE and the Samosir Island block to the NE.

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7. Sorikmarapi

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 2145 m
Latitude: 0.686°N
Longitude: 99.539°E
Sorikmarapi is a forested stratovolcano with a 600-m-wide summit crater containing a crater lake and substantial sulfur deposits. A smaller parasitic crater (Danau Merah) on the upper SE flank also contains a crater lake; these two craters and a series of smaller explosion pits occur along a NW-SE line. Several solfatara fields are located on the eastern flank. Phreatic eruptions have occurred from summit and flank vents during the 19th and 20th centuries

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Anonymous photo, 1991.

Sorikmarapi volcano rises above older mountains that have impeded its growth to the north. The truncated summit contains a crater lake and a chain of smaller NW-SE-trending craters. Historical eruptions have been recorded from both summit and flank vents since the 19th century.

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8. Talakmau

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Anonymous photo, 1991.

Volcano Types:
Complex volcano


Summit Elev: 2919 m
Latitude: 0.079°N
Longitude: 99.98°E
Talakmau (also known as Talamau) is a massive compound volcano rising above the western coastal plain of Sumatra. The andesitic-dacitic volcano is constructed along a NE-SW line, rising to 2912 m, more than 700 m above its twin volcano Pasaman to the SW, which has its own adventive cone, Bukit Nilam, lying 3.4 km to the SW. Three craters along the same NE-SW trend occur at the summit of Talakmau; the NE-most and highest crater is filled by a lava dome. Reports of historical eruptions, including one with rumblings and "smoke" emission in 1937, are considered doubtful, but eruptive activity has occurred during the Holocene.

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9. Marapi

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Photo by Amin, 2003 (Centre of Volcanology & Geological Hazard Mitigation, Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Volcano Types:
Complex volcano


Summit Elev: 2891 m
Latitude: 0.381°S
Longitude: 100.473°E
Gunung Marapi, not to be confused with the better-known Merapi volcano on Java, is Sumatra's most active volcano. Marapi is a massive complex stratovolcano that rises 2000 m above the Bukittinggi plain in Sumatra's Padang Highlands. A broad summit contains multiple partially overlapping summit craters constructed within the small 1.4-km-wide Bancah caldera. The summit craters are located along an ENE-WSW line, with volcanism migrating to the west. More than 50 eruptions, typically consisting of small-to-moderate explosive activity, have been recorded since the end of the 18th century; no lava flows outside the summit craters have been reported in historical time

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Photo by Igan Sutawidjaja (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

An ash plume rises from the summit crater of Marapi volcano in this undated photo, perhaps from the late 1980s or early 1990s. Marapi is Sumatra's most active volcano, and frequent small-to-moderate explosive eruptions have been recorded since the 18th century.

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Photo by J. Mataheumual, 1978 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Steam issues from two small craters near the center of Marapi's broad E-W-trending summit. The background ridge in the shadow is the eastern rim of a larger crater, Kebun Bungo.

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Photo by J. Matahelumual, 1978 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Marapi, seen here from the west, has an elongated profile as a result of migration of summit craters along an E-W line. Marapi is Sumatra's most active volcano, with more than 50 small-to-moderate explosive eruptions since the end of the 18th century. Gunung Marapi, not to be confused with the more well-known Merapi volcano on Java, is a complex stratovolcano with multiple summit craters that rises 2000 m above the Padang Highlands in central Sumatra.

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Photo by M. A. Syarif, 1987 (Volcanological Society of Indonesia).

Marapi, rising above ricefields below its western flank between Bukittinggi and Kotabaru, is Sumatra's most active volcano. More than 50 small-to-moderate explosive eruptions have occurred since the end of the 18th century. Marapi, not to be confused with the more well-known Merapi volcano on Java, is a complex elongated stratovolcano with multiple summit craters that rises 2000 m above the Padang Highlands in central Sumatra.

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Photo by Agus Solihin, 1991 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

The composite volcano Marapi rises 2000 m above the Padang Highlands of central Sumatra in this view from Padankuda. Sumatra's most active volcano, Marapi has produced more than 50 historical eruptions, all of which have originated from an broad E-W-trending line of summit craters.

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Photo by Gede Suantika, 1992 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

The 325-m-wide Kepundan Bongsu, one of several historically active craters at the summit of Sumatra's Marapi volcano, is the largest and westernmost of a chain of craters covering a 1.2-km-long E-W line. Marapi is Sumatra's most active volcano, producing more than 50 small-to-moderate explosive eruptions since the end of the 18th century.

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Photo by Gede Suantika, 1992 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Steaming Kawah Verbeek is named after the renowned 19th-century Dutch geologist best known for his monograph on the 1883 eruption of Krakatau volcano. Kawah Verbeek, also known as Kapundan Tenga or Kepundan Tenga, is located at the western end of a chain of several historically active craters along an E-W line at the summit of Sumatra's Marapi volcano.

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Photo by Gede Suantika, 1992 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Three small craters, Kepundan A, B, and C, seen here right-to-left, respectively, from the east, are oriented transverse to the elongated E-W-trending summit of Marapi volcano in Sumatra. A steam plume rises from Kepundan C. The craters are among the many vents at Marapi that have been active during historical time.

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Photo by Gede Suantika, 1992 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

An ash-rich eruption column rises above a town at the western foot of Sumatra's Marapi volcano on May 10, 1992. The activity was part of an ongoing eruption that began in January 1987 from Verbeek crater. The explosions frequently produced light ashfall in surrounding areas, but did not cause damage. The eruption included growth of a lava dome in the summit crater.

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Photo by Gede Suantika, 1993 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

The small craters Kepundan B and C in the foreground, seen here from the north, are two of many historically active craters along the elongated summit of Marapi volcano on Sumatra. A thick steam plume in the background rises above the westernmost summit crater, Kawah Bongsu.

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Ngarai Sianok

Ngarai Sianok adalah sebuah lembah curam (jurang) yang terletak di perbatasan kota Bukittinggi, dengan Kecamatan IV Koto, Kabupaten Agam, Sumatera Barat. Lembah ini memanjang dan berkelok sebagai garis batas kota dari selatan ngarai Koto Gadang sampai di Ngarai Sianok Enam Suku, dan berakhir sampai Palupuh. Ngarai Sianok memiliki pemandangan yang indah dan menjadi salah satu objek wisata utama provinsi.
Jurang ini dalamnya sekitar 100 m membentang sepanjang 15 km dengan lebar sekitar 200 m dan merupakan bagian dari patahan yang memisahkan Pulau Sumatera menjadi dua bagian memanjang (Patahan Semangko). Patahan ini membentuk dinding yang curam, bahkan tegak lurus dan membentuk lembah yang hijau - hasil dari gerakan turun kulit bumi (sinklinal) - yang dialiri Batang Sianok (batang berarti sungai, dalam bahasa Minangkabau) yang airnya jernih. Di zaman kolonial Belanda, jurang ini disebut juga sebagai kerbau sanget, karena banyaknya kerbau liar yang hidup bebas di dasar ngarai.

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10. Tandikat

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Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

The historically active Gunung Tandikat lies across the Bukittinggi plain from Marapi volcano in central Sumatra. The summit of Tandikat's twin volcano, Singgalang, is seen here from Bukittinggi city across the steep-walled Ngarai canyon north of the volcano. Gunung Tandikat contains a central cone and a small crater lake constructed within a larger 1.2-km-wide crater. Three small explosive eruptions, the last in 1924, have occurred in historical time.

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Photo by Sumarma Hamidi, 1970 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Gunung Tandikat, rising above Kandang village on its southern flank, forms a twin volcano with Gunung Singgalang. The two volcanoes were constructed along a NNE-SSW line across from Marapi volcano. The summit cone, containing a 340-m-wide crater, was constructed within a larger 1.2-km-wide crater whose western rim forms the sharp peak below the summit.

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11. Talang

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Photo by Ruska Hadian, 1986 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 2597 m
Latitude: 0.978°S
Longitude: 100.679°E
Talang, which forms a twin volcano with the extinct Pasar Arbaa volcano, lies ESE of the major city of Padang and rises NW of Dibawah Lake. Talang has two crater lakes on its flanks; the largest of these is 1 x 2 km wide Danau Talang. Most historical eruptions have not occurred from the summit of the volcano, which lacks a crater. Historical eruptions from Gunung Talang volcano have mostly involved small-to-moderate explosive activity first documented in the 19th century that originated from a series of small craters in a valley on the upper NE flank.

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Anonymous photo, 1991.

lakes around Talang :

Danau di bawah

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Danau di Atas / Danau di Ateh

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12. Kerinci

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Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 3800 m
Latitude: 1.697°S
Longitude: 101.264°E
The 3800-m-high Gunung Kerinci in central Sumatra forms Indonesia's highest volcano and is one of the most active in Sumatra. Kerinci is capped by an unvegetated young summit cone that was constructed NE of an older crater remnant. The volcano contains a deep 600-m-wide summit crater often partially filled by a small crater lake that lies on the NE crater floor, opposite the SW-rim summit of Kerinci. The massive 13 x 25 km wide volcano towers 2400-3300 m above surrounding plains and is elongated in a N-S direction. The frequently active Gunung Kerinci has been the source of numerous moderate explosive eruptions since its first recorded eruption in 1838.

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The steep-walled, 600-m-wide summit crater of Kerinci volcano is seen from its southern rim. The crater, which caps Indonesia's highest volcano, is 450 m deep and is often contains a small lake.

Photo by S. Wikartadipura, 1972 (published in Kusumadinata, 1979, "Data Dasar Gunungapi Indonesia").

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Conical Kerinci volcano towers above tea plantations below its southern flank. The 3800-m-high Gunung Kerinci is the most prominent feature of the massive Kerinci-Seblat Reserve. The Reserve stretches along a 345 km section of the mountainous spine of Sumatra and is the home of most of the larger Sumatran mammals, including rhinos, tigers, tapirs, elephants, clouded leopards, and sun bears. A steam plume commonly rises from the summit crater of Kerinci, one of the most active volcanoes in Sumatra.

Photo by D. Rochendi, 1984 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

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A commerical flight above the Padang Highlands of central Sumatra provides a view of a steam plume rising from the summit crater of Kerinci, Indonesia's highest volcano.

Photo by Tom Casadevall, 1987 (U.S. Geological Survey).

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Gunung Tujuh and Gunung Tujuh Lake from Gunung Kerinci
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lakes around Talang :

Danau di bawah


More, yang ini danau diatas, dengan latar belakang Gunung Talang Sumbar.....


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Thank's tambahannya. :)

13. Kunyit

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/063018.jpg
Photo courtesy of Volcanological Survey of Indonesia, 1981.

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 2151 m
Latitude: 2.274°S
Longitude: 101.483°E
Kunyit volcano lies about 10 km south of Lake Kerinci, well to the north of its location listed in Neumann van Padang (1951). The summit of the dacitic, 2151-m-high Kunyit volcano contains two craters open to the south, the uppermost of which has a small crater lake. The age of the latest eruptive activity from Kunyit is not known, although fumarolic activity occurs at the youngest crater on the northern side of the summit area.

14. Hutapanjang

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano
Caldera

Summit Elev: 2021 m
Latitude: 2.33°S
Longitude: 101.60°E
Hutapanjang stratovolcano, located to the NW of Sumbing volcano, was classified as active by Rock et al. (1982) and Posavec et al. (1973), with no additional information. Little is known of this central Sumatran volcano.

15. Sumbing

http://www.volcano.si.edu/images/full/120040.jpg
Photo by Deb Martyr (Fauna & Flora International).

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 2507 m
Latitude: 2.414°S
Longitude: 101.728°E
Smaller than its prominent namesake on Java, Sumatra's Sumbing volcano has a complicated summit region containing several crater remnants and a 180-m-long crater lake. Its only two known historical eruptions, in 1909 and 1921, produced moderate explosions. Hot springs occur at the SW foot of the volcano.

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Photo by M.S. Santoso, 1980 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Smaller than its prominent namesake on Java, Sumatra's Sumbing volcano has a complicated summit region containing several crater remnants and a 180-m-long crater lake. The forested volcano is seen here from Renah Kemumu village on the WSW flank. The only two known historical eruptions of Gunung Sumbing, in 1909 and 1921, produced moderate explosions. Hot springs occur at the SW foot of the volcano.

Foto ini diambil dari arah Selo, sebuah kecamatan di kabupaten Boyolali, Jawa Tengah. Selo ini berada tepat diantara dua gunung yaitu gunung Merapi dan gunung Merbabu.
Walau letaknya yang sangat dekat dengan puncak gunung Merapi +- 3km tetapi selama ini daerah ini belum pernah terkena dampak letusan gunung Merapi karena masyarakat setempat percaya bahwa desa mereka dilindungi oleh gunung Bibi jika ada letusan gunung Merapi.

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close up puncak Merapi

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dengan hamparan ladang dan pedesaan di kaki gunung Merapi

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masih lanjutannya postingan diatas, Gunung Merapi

Sedangkan gambar di bawah ini adalah pemandangan lembah antara gunung Merapi(kiri) dengan gunung Merbabu(kanan) dari puncak Ketep.
Ketep ini sudah masuk wilayah kabupaten Magelang. Diatas puncak ini dibangun semacam vulcano centre yang berisi berbagai pengetahuan mengenai gunung Merapi dan Merbabu yang dilengkapi dengan cinema yang memutar film tentang aktivitas gunung merapi.

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gunung Merapi dari area parkir Ketep Pass

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Museum gunung Merapi di Ketep Pass

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pemandangan dari Ketep Pass sangat elok sebenarnya tetapi sayang pada waktu kesana sedang tertutup kabut

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INI TERMASUK MOUNTAIN GAK YAH???
KLO SALAH UPLOAD KASIH TAU YAH...

TANGKUBAN PARAHU

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Mt Merbabu and Mt Merapi in Central Java, taken from near Salatiga

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The infamous Mt Merapi

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Gunung Rinjani, Lombok Island.

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BROMO SEMERU - MALANG



Kebun Apel Poncokusumo Malang (Road To Bromo From Malang)

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Hijau dan Alami

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BROMO SEMERU - Malang


Lembah Bromo
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Semeru & other side of Bromo
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Gunung Arjuno Malang

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Gunung Panderman Malang

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Repost dari thread Airport and Aviation ....

Tidak ketemu thread tentang bencana Gn Merapi, maka kupost di sini saja:

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gunung Tangkuban Parahu

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16. Belirang-Beriti

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Photo by Kasturian, 1982 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

Volcano Types:
Compound volcano


Summit Elev: 1958 m
Latitude: 2.82°S
Longitude: 102.18°E

The compound Belirang-Beriti volcano, also spelled Belerang-Beriti, rises above Mubai village. The volcano rises above the Semalako Plain in SW Sumatra, forming a NW-SE-trending massif that contains a 1.2-km-wide crater breached to the NE. The age of its latest eruptions is not known, although fumaroles occur in the crater walls.

17. Pendan

Volcano Types:
Unknown


Summit Elev:
Latitude: 2.82°S
Longitude: 102.02°E

Pendan is a little-known volcano in central Sumatra that was listed as an active volcanic center by Rock et al. (1982) and Posavec et al. (1973), with no additional information.

18. Bukit Daun

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcanoes
Caldera

Summit Elev: 2467 m
Latitude: 3.38°S
Longitude: 102.37°E

Located in a sparsely populated region of Sumatra, Bukit Daun forms a twin volcano with Gedang volcano, which is truncated by a 3-km-wide probable caldera. The 600-m-wide summit crater of Bukit Daun contains a crater lake; a smaller crater lake is found at Tologo Kecil on the SSW flank. No historical eruptions are known from Bukit Daun, although active fumaroles occur in the SSW flank crater.

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19. Kaba

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano
Pyroclastic cone

Summit Elev: 1952 m
Latitude: 3.52°S
Longitude: 102.62°E

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Photo by Setiadarma, 1989 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

Gunung Kaba, rising above farmlands at Pematang Danau, has three large historically active craters trending ENE from the summit to the upper NE flank. The SW-most crater of Gunung Kaba is the largest. Most historical activity has consisted of explosive eruptions that affected only the summit region of the volcano. They originated from the central summit craters, although the upper-NE flank crater Kawah Vogelsang also produced explosions during the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Photo by Deddy Rochendi, 1981 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

Steam rises from Kaba Kecil, the middle of three summit craters on Kaba volcano, viewed from the ENE at Vogelsang Peak on the upper NNE flank. The peaks Bukit Biring at the left and Bukit Kaba at the right flank Kaba Kecil crater. The far wall of Kaba Lama crater, the largest at Kaba volcano, forms the center horizon.

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Photo by Deddy Rochendi, 1981 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

Kaba is a low, elongated volcano with a summit containing three historically active craters that decrease in size towards the ENE. The central crater seen in this photo has been the source of most historical eruptions, although the two other craters, one of which is located on the upper ENE flank, have also been active. Small lakes have formed in all craters at various times.

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Photo by Deddy Rochendi, 1981 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

Fumaroles rise from the floor and margins of Kawah Besar, a small crater occupying Kaba Lama, the largest and westernmost of three major craters at the summit of Kaba volcano. A shallow lake occupies the floor of Kaba Besar. The rim of 1.2-km-wide Kaba Lama forms the horizon.

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Photo by Deddy Rochendi, 1981 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

An eruption from 1950 to 1951 formed a new crater, seen in the foreground, within the larger Kaba Vogelsang crater on the upper ENE flank of Kaba volcano. The eruption began in March 1950 and lasted until April of the following year. An ash eruption on March 7, 1951, destroyed forests on the volcano, and on March 26 incandescent bombs were ejected.

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Anonymous photo, 1991

Steam clouds pour from fumaroles occupying the floor of Kaba Lama, the largest of the three major summit craters of Kaba volcano. A shallow lake, one of several in the Kaba crater complex, occupies the crater floor.

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20. Dempo

Volcano Types:
Stratovolcano


Summit Elev: 3173 m
Latitude: 4.03°S
Longitude: 103.13°E

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Photo by Ruska Hadian, 1989 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

The youngest crater of Dempo volcano, at the WNW end of a series of six partially overlapping craters cutting the summit, contains a 400-m-wide crater lake that has been the source of frequent phreatic eruptions during historical time. A seventh smaller crater is located on the upper north flank. Dempo is one of Sumatra's most active volcanoes, frequently producing small-to-moderate explosive eruptions.

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Photo by Sumarma Hamidi, 1972 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

Gunung Dempo, one of the most active volcanoes of Sumatra, has a conical profile when viewed from the village of Pageralam below the eastern flank of the volcano. The summit contains nested craters on its NW side.

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Photo by Deddy Rochendi, 1981 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

An atmospheric cloud rises above the summit of Dempo stratovolcano in SE Sumatra. Gunung Dempo here towers nearly 3 km above tea plantations below its eastern flank. Dempo is one of Sumatra's most active volcanoes, producing small-to-moderate explosive eruptions. Seven partially overlapping craters cut the summit; the youngest of these is partially filled by a crater lake.

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Photo by Ruska Hadian, 1989 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

The crater wall above the historically active crater lake of Kawah Merapi at the summit of Dempo volcano shows a series of alternating lava flows and pyroclastic deposits.

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Photo by Ruska Hadian, 1989 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

The crater wall of Kawah Merapi, the youngest and NW-most of the craters cutting the summit of Dempo volcano, is capped by thin lava flows; a crater lake is seen at the lower right in this view from the NE. Gunung Merapi, the high point of the summit region of Dempo volcano, occurs at the extreme left at the SE part of the crater rim.

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Anonymous photo, 1991

An aerial view from the north shows the summit crater of Dempo volcano at the upper left. The steep-walled crater contains a lake, out of sight in this view behind the NW crater rim. The crater lake has been the source of frequent phreatic eruptions during historical time.

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Photo by R. Whandyo, 1992 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia)

A scientist from the Volcanological Survey of Indonesia investigates rocks in the summit crater of Dempo volcano. The crater of Kawah Merapi on Dempo volcano truncates bedded pyroclastic material that is overlain by a series of light-colored lava flows.

GUNUNG SINGGALANG - SUMATRA BARAT TAHUN 1800an.

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21. Patah

Volcano Types:
Unknown


Summit Elev: 2817 m
Latitude: 4.27°S
Longitude: 103.30°E

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Photo by Michael Savill, 1989

Gunung Patah is a densely forested, dissected Quaternary volcano SE of Dempo volcano. The age of its latest eruptions is not known, although a possible new crater (the light-colored area in the center of this photo) was observed in 1989 about 6 km SE of the summit of Patah volcano. Another vent containing a crater lake is visible 1 km to the south.

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Photo by Michael Savill, 1989

A possible new crater about 6 km SE of the summit of Patah volcano was observed by the pilot of a British cargo aircraft in 1989 in an area commonly obscured by clouds. Two steam plumes were observed rising from the 150-m-wide crater.

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Photo by Michael Savill, 1989

Gunung Patah is a densely forested, dissected Quaternary volcano SE of Dempo volcano (upper right). The location of a possible new crater first observed in 1989 about 6 km SE of the summit is shown by an arrow in this photo.

SUMATERA BARAT.

Gunung Marapi.

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Gunung Singgalang.

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Pegunungan Bukit Barisan di Sumatra. ^^

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a. Gunung Bromo

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b. Kawah Gnung Bromo

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c. Komunikasi dg alam....pura/tempat sesaji di bibir kawah gunung bromo

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a. Gunung Batok

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b. Bertetangga dg gunung bromo

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a. Danau kawah gunung kelud

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b. Proses munculnya kubah lava gunung kelud

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c. Kubah lava makin besar, air danau mulai hilang

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d. Kubah lava atau anakan gunung kelud sekarang

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Anakan gunung kelud ini dinamakan Gunung Tunggul Argo yang berarti tumbuh. Nama ini menggambarkan anakan gunung kelud yang terus berkembang, saat ini ukuran diameternya mencapai 469 meter dengan ketinggian 250 meter di atas permukaan laut

http://wongkediri.net/wisata-kediri/gunung-kelud-dari-danau-kawah-ke-kubah-lava.htm

Merapi, Merbabu di pagi hari, di belakang nampak Sundoro dan Sumbing

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Where's the love for Gunung Tambora in Sumbawa - home of what is (according to a number of scientists) officially the strongest recorded eruption since the Dawn of Civilization? :)

Gunung Rinjani

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Gunung Gede Pangrango

Datang dan nikmati keindahan alam di Taman Nasional Gunung Gede Pangrango, salah satu dari lima taman nasional tertua di Indonesia dan ditetapkan sebagai World Heritage Site. Dengan ketinggian puncak kurang lebih 3.019 m dpl, kawasan seluas 15.196 ha ini mencakup tiga kabupaten, yaitu Bogor, Cianjur, dan Sukabumi. Taman nasional ini juga merupakan kawasan hutan terbasah di Jawa Barat disebabkan tingginya curah hujan setiap tahunnya. Di sini Anda akan melihat sekitar 250 jenis tumbuhan, serta berbagai jenis hewan langka seperti burung Elang Jawa (spizaetus bartelsi), empat jenis primata, dan beberapa jenis mamalia dan reptilia. Banyak atraksi wisata yang bisa dilakukan di daerah ini, seperti hiking, climbing, camping serta menyaksikan keindahan alam atau fenomena alam yang ada seperti Telaga Biru, air terjun, air panas, Kawah Gunung Gede, dan alun-alun Suryakencana.

Lokasi: Kecamatan Pacet
Koordinat : 6 46' 20" S, 106 56'
Arah: 17 km dari Kota Cianjur, 103 km dari Kota Jakarta

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Gunung Semeru atau Sumeru adalah gunung berapi tertinggi di Pulau Jawa, dengan puncaknya Mahameru, 3.676 meter dari permukaan laut (mdpl). Kawah di puncak Gunung Semeru dikenal dengan nama Jonggring Saloko.

Semeru mempunyai kawasan hutan Dipterokarp Bukit, hutan Dipterokarp Atas, hutan Montane, dan Hutan Ericaceous atau hutan gunung.

Posisi gunung ini terletak di antara wilayah administrasi Kabupaten Malang dan Lumajang, dengan posisi geografis antara 8°06' LS dan 120°55' BT.

Pada tahun 1913 dan 1946 Kawah Jonggring Saloka memiliki kubah dengan ketinggian 3.744,8 M hingga akhir November 1973. Disebelah selatan, kubah ini mendobrak tepi kawah menyebabkan aliran lava mengarah ke sisi selatan meliputi daerah Pronojiwo dan Candipuro di Lumajang.

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taken when my plane passing java island

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sekarang lagi hot2 nya masalah gunung meletus,mungkin teman2 bisa update disini

entah ini gunung apa
jadi background Kota Malang

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dopost

Mount Wilis, Taken from Madiun East Java.
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Mount Lawu, Taken from Madiun East Java
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the wildest one "merapi eruption at night"

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^^ wow... foto keren moment-nya... itu hujan abu ya ? fotonya yg liat keren yg merasakan sedih :ohno:

^^ Bener om ssphila. Walaupun g kena langsung. Sedih juga melihat korban letusan. Apa lagi saya punya saudara di Deles, Klaten yang kemarin kena dampak yang cukup parah. :(

entah ini gunung apa
jadi background Kota Malang

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If I'm not wrong, Mount Arjuna?

Mount Sinabung
in Karo District, North Sumatra Indonesia

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Mount Tambora

1)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/18/Sumbawa_Topography.png/630px-Sumbawa_Topography.png


2)
http://a57.foxnews.com/static/managed/img/Scitech/660/371/Indonesia%20Forgotten%20Volcano.jpg
Source (http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/09/23/worlds-deadliest-volcano-not-likely-to-repeat-killing-blast/)
(larger image click here (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-R70M95VXxvI/TndUduGhuvI/AAAAAAAAV38/Z-W2wChVrS4/s1600/tambora.jpg))