Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-01015

The small craters Kepundan B and C in the foreground, seen here from the N, are two of many historically active craters along the elongated summit of Marapi volcano on Sumatra. A thick plume in the background rises above the westernmost summit crater, Kawah Bongsu. Photo by Gede Suantika, 1993 (Volcanological Survey of Indonesia).

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

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

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