Kurang Tinggi

Batanta (Kalaikut)

Facts Elevation: 1,184 m (3,885 ft) Prominence: 1,184 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Papua Barat (West Papua) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Gunung Yakut on the Bakosurtanal map. Bagging It! This Ribu is the highest point of Batanta island which lies off the north coast of mainland West Papua. Much of the island […]

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Buku Rica (Meng)

Facts Elevation: 1,155 m (3,789 ft) Prominence: 1,132 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Maluku Utara (North Moluccas) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Gunung Meng, Buku Raroang Photos Bagging It! We currently know very little about this peak – please contact us if you can provide any information. US Army map lists the peak

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Masamba

Facts Elevation: 1,808 m (5,932 ft) Prominence: 1,180 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Sulawesi Tengah (Central Sulawesi) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: none. Bagging It! We currently know very little about this peak – please contact us if you can provide any information. Practicalities Getting there: Unknown. Accommodation: Unknown. Permits: Unknown. Water sources:

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Merdai

Facts Elevation: 1,421 m (4,662 ft) Prominence: 1,263 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Kalimantan Barat (West Kalimantan) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Bentuang Photos Bagging It! More popularly known as Gunung Bentuang in recent years, Gunung Merdai can be climbed from Desa Perbuak, Kebupaten Landak. There is a waterfall called Sempatung on its

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Biwa

Facts Elevation: 1,321 m (4,334 ft) Prominence: 1,201 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Kalimantan Barat (West Kalimantan) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: none Bagging It! We currently know very little about this peak – please contact us if you can provide any information. Practicalities Getting there: Unknown Accommodation: Unknown Permits: Unknown Water sources:

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Gamalama

This volcano is the highest peak of Ternate island – indeed it comprises the whole island itself. Ternate was a very important place during the spice trades and the activity of this volcano was recorded by early explorers. It remains very active, most recently erupting in 2015, and Ternate residents often have to evacuate to neighbouring Tidore island.

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Soputan

Facts Elevation: 1,809 m (5,935 ft) Prominence: 1,425 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Sulawesi Utara (North Sulawesi) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: none. Eruptions: 1785, 1819, 1845, 1890, 1901, 1906-13, 1915, 1917, 1923-24, 1947, 1953, 1966-68, 1970-71, 1973, 1982, 1984-85, 1989, 1991-96, 2000-08, 2011-12, 2018 Photos Bagging It! Soputan is an active volcanic

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Gamkonora

Gamkonora is the highest peak of Halmahera. Its largest historical eruption, in 1673, was accompanied by tsunamis that inundated villages. It is a spectacular mountain with an extraordinary crater and towering walls on each side, open ridges below the summit, and fantastic views along the west coast of Halmahera with its many off-shore islands, north to neighbouring Gunung Ibu, north-east to Gunung Dukono behind Tobelo in the far distance and south to Gunungs Gamalama, Kiematubu and Makian. .

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Karangetang

Facts Photos Bagging It! This volcano is supposedly the most active in Indonesia. It is the highest point of Siau island in the Sangihe Islands group off the north coast of mainland Sulawesi. It has five summit craters and a north peak and a slightly higher south peak. Trying to climb to the top is

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Fak Fak Mountains

Facts Elevation: 1,490 m (4,888 ft) Prominence: 1,434 m Ribu category: Kurang Tinggi Province: Papua Barat (West Papua) Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: none Bagging It! The un-named highest point in the mountain range east of Fak Fak. Practicalities Getting there: Unknown Accommodation: Unknown Permits: Unknown Water sources: Unknown Local Average Monthly Rainfall (mm):

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