Gunung Seulawah Agam seen 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. It was constructed within the large Pleistocene Lam Teuba caldera and a smaller nested 8 x 6 km caldera. Wispy clouds drape the summit, which contains a 400-m-wide crater. The van Heutsz crater on the NNE flank is one of several areas containing active fumarole fields.

Anonymous, 1995.

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Keywords: stratovolcano

Seulawah Agam