Mount Baluran


The small 1247-m-high andesitic volcano of Baluran, dwarfed by its neighbor Ijen volcano to the SW, occupies the very NE tip of Java। Gunung Baluran contains a broad horseshoe-shaped crater breached to the NE. The volcano lies within a national park and game reserve featuring savannah grasslands and monsoon forests. Baluran was considered by van Bemmelen (1949b) to be of Holocene age.

Country: Indonesia
Subregion Name: Java (Indonesia)
Volcano Number: 0603-351
Volcano Type: Stratovolcano
Volcano Status: Holocene?
Last Known Eruption: Unknown
Summit Elevation: 1247 m 4,091 feet
Latitude: 7.85°S 7°51'0"S
Longitude: 114.37°E 114°22'0"E
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