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Mount Sinabung

volcano, Indonesia
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  • Indonesia
    Indonesia
    / Volcanoes

    In 2010 Mount Sinabung, in northern Sumatra, erupted after more than 400 years of dormancy, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate their homes.

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    In 2010 Mount Sinabung, in northern Sumatra, erupted after more than 400 years of dormancy, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate their homes.

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  • Indonesia
    North Sumatra

    …and extinct volcanic cones, including Mount Sinabung (8,041 feet [2,451 metres]), which erupted in 2010 after more than 400 years of dormancy, Mount Sibayak (6,870 feet [2,094 metres]), and Mount Sorikmarapi (7,037 feet [2,145 metres]). Near the centre of the plateau, at an elevation of 2,985 feet (910 metres), is…

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    …and extinct volcanic cones, including Mount Sinabung (8,041 feet [2,451 metres]), which erupted in 2010 after more than 400 years of dormancy, Mount Sibayak (6,870 feet [2,094 metres]), and Mount Sorikmarapi (7,037 feet [2,145 metres]). Near the centre of the plateau, at an elevation of 2,985 feet (910 metres), is…

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