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Talakmau (also
known as
Talamau or Ophir) is a
volcano in West Sumatra, Indonesia. Its
elevation is 2,919 m (9,577 ft). List of
volcanoes in Indonesia...
- over 200 aftershocks, the
mainshock had an
epicenter at the foot of
Mount Talakmau in
Pasaman Regency. The
mainshock was the
result of strike-slip faulting...
- in the
Philippines Udina 2,923 9,590
Kamchatka Peninsula,
Russia Mount Talakmau 2,919 9,577 West Sumatra,
Indonesia Mount Merapi 2,914 9,560
Central Java/Yogyakarta...
- 613 ft) Indonesia *
Mount ****g 2,922 m (9,587 ft) Philippines *
Mount Talakmau 2,919 m (9,577 ft) Indonesia *
Mount Kitanglad 2,899 m (9,511 ft) Philippines...
- 037 ft) 1986 (1) 0°41′10″N 99°32′20″E / 0.686°N 99.539°E / 0.686; 99.539
Talakmau complex volcano 2,919
metres (9,577 ft)
unknown 0°04′44″N 99°58′48″E /...
- 037 ft) 1986 (1) 0°41′10″N 99°32′20″E / 0.686°N 99.539°E / 0.686; 99.539
Talakmau complex volcano 2,919
metres (9,577 ft)
unknown 0°04′44″N 99°58′48″E /...
- The
mountains and
volcanoes of West
Sumatra include:
Kerinci (3,805 m),
Talakmau (2,912 m),
Marapi (2,891 m),
Singgalang (2,877 m),
Talang (2,572 m), Tandikat...
- [transliteration]
Kundur Channel Indonesia 27 赤角山 Chìjiǎoshān Red
Point Mountain Mount Talakmau Indonesia 27 涼傘嶼 Liángsǎnyǔ
Parasol Island ****u
Labun Indonesia 27 長腰嶼...
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first collected on May 29, 1917[note a] by H. A. B. Bünnemeijer on
Mount Talakmau, at an
altitude of
around 1900 m
above sea level.
Eleven years later, B...
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Zealand Gaultheria dialypetala Sleumer – central-western
Sumatra (Mount
Talakmau)
Gaultheria discolor Nutt. ex Hook. –
Bhutan and
eastern Himalayas to China...
