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The Ribus and Spesials of Malaysia, Indonesia and Timor-Leste T H a I L a N D 99°30'0"E 106°0'0"E 112°30'0"E 119°0'0"E 125°30'0"E 132°0'0"E 138°30'0"E V i e t n a m The Ribus and Spesials of Malaysia, Indonesia and Timor-Leste T h a i l a n d N (Ribu dan Spesial di Malaysia, Indonesia dan Timor-Leste) N " " 0 0 ' ' 0 0 3 3 ° ° 7 7 P h i l i p p i n e PERLIS S e a (!311 323 ® Pulau (! KEDAH Gunung Kinabalu Kepulauan 2 Langkawi Kota Kinabalu (! (Low's Peak) Perhentian ! Pulau Weh Sandakan ! Km 364 236 144 P h i l i p p i n e s (! S t r a i t o f (!182 (! S o u t h C h i n a (! Banda Aceh ! 70 0 100 200 400 600 M a l a c c a (! (!188 (!82 (!326 (!89 (!146 S e a Seulawah Agam PULAU PINANG SABAH (!245 337 KELANTAN 226 (! Bandar Seri 67 (! (!187 (! Begawan 100 PERAK (! TERENGGANU )" (!143 (!93 44 (!361 134 99 Ipoh (! (! 244 Gunung 297 (! 368 Gunung Tahan 33 B r u n e i (! (! ! (! (! Magdalena 223 (! (!355 Miri 232 ! (! (!209 392 ACEH 228 (! (! (!257 (!217 (!55 (!292 Gunung Mulu (!230 164 !40 (! 250 ( (! 275 Gunung Benum (! 46 (!338(! 13 261 !47 Gunung Murud (! 321 75 (! ( Pegunungan ! ! ( ( (!366 Kepulauan 133 Leuser Medan PAHANG (! ! Natuna SELANGOR Kepulauan 293 (!304 (! Sangihe 263 319 (! (!341 (! (!194 (!202 )" Kuala Lumpur (!195 Gunung KUALA LUMPUR Kepulauan Sibuatan 58 (! 199 Tanjung Selor NEGERI Anambas SARAWAK (! (!176 ! (!247 (!53 SEMBILAN KALIMANTAN Gunung 333 266 330 (! Pulau Tioman (! (! 253 362 UTARA C e l e b e s S e a Karangetang (! (! 285 (! M a l a y s i a (!145 (!208 175 !335 MELAKA (! 348( Gunung Ophir 86 124 Kepulauan (! SUMATERA (! (! !168 Pulau Morotai / Ledang (!218 ( UTARA Derawan (!291 (!198 JOHOR 85 (! 229 269 322 (! (! (!95 (!317 (! Batu Jumak 386 Kuching 332 (! 314 204 (!365 (! Gunung Dukono Johor Bahru (! ! (! 110 (! ! 298 225 (!313 ! Manado (!52 (! (! 206 (!377 325 (!87 )" (! (!219 Gunung Kulat (!167 (! S i n g a p o r e (!363 241 Singapore N (! 308 105 N " Pulau Nias 379 Tanjung " (! (! 59 (! 271 0 125 (! 0 ' Pinang 80 (!197 (! 240 (! 114 ' 0 (! (! (! 0 ° 91 ° ! 139 Gunung Niut (!220 192 (! Gunung 1 106 (! !153 (! (!163 1 (! ( Gamalama 68 Sofifi 249 113 (! 234 (! 101 189 SULAWESI (! ! (!344 (! (! (! 64 Pekanbaru Gunung Sojol GORONTALO Gorontalo UTARA (! MALUKU ! KEPULAUAN (!23 ! 372 126 !63 UTARA (! (! RIAU RIAU (!181 (!104 ( 289 (! (!128 (!376 (!122 (!222 (!28 (!307 KALIMANTAN Gunung Pontianak 284 ! Bukit Kelam 123 (! TIMUR 274 Talakmau (! Kepulauan (! 380 191 KALIMANTAN 221 (! Togean (! (! 224 120 BARAT t (! 66 35 (! (! (! (!92 i G u l f o f 142 339 Samarinda ! 203 (! (! a 280 (! SUMATERA 177 Puruk (! (! r To m i n i 172 171 (!41 Sandukui 140 (! (!49 BARAT (! 161 148 t (! Buku Sibela 36 (! Bukit Raya (! Gunung (! Manokwari Palu 252 S Tompotika 183 ! (! Padang 350! (! ! 242 (! (! 305 265 (! (! 272 38 Batu Daya 186 (! (! 215 (! r (! 17 62 (! (!210 a 340 334 (! Pegunungan (!170 (! (!302 (! 29 Kepulauan (! 179 254 Arfak (Mebo) (!237 s 71 (! (! Mentawai I n d o n e s i a (! Kepulauan Jambi (!278 s Banggai (!81 Gunung ! 256 (!260 SULAWESI 115 (! a !294 (! Kerinci 3 156 !50 ( (! (! TENGAH ( 185 k (! 108 98 Kepulauan KALIMANTAN (! 200 (! JAMBI (!354 (! Karimata TENGAH a PAPUA BARAT Pangkalpinang ! Palangkaraya M (!173 (!149 ! 178 233 (! 84 Pegunungan (! Gunung (! 60 KEPULAUAN Gunung Besar Gunung Balease Cyclops 51 (! Masurai Gunung 42 (! (Halau Halau) Mamuju (Tolangi) (! BANGKA BELITUNG ! Gandangdewata Pegunungan ! 57 205 (! 255 32 Wondiwoi 43 Jayapura (! 375 (! (! 276 (! (! KALIMANTAN (! Palembang SULAWESI SELATAN 103 267 ! BARAT !320 (! (! ( (!273 MALUKU (!281 SUMATERA 11 288 (! BENGKULU Banjarmasin (! (!258 (!295 Pulau Seram SELATAN ! Gunung 21 Gunung 150 287 349 (! (!277 Binaiya 137 (! 94 (! (! Rantemario (!6 !160 (!251 (! (! ( 270 207 (! 65 (!318 (! 248 (! 162 201 (!90 (! (!116 (! (! (!190 SULAWESI Gunung 30 Pulau Buru (!130 Bengkulu (!239 (! ! SELATAN Mekongga SULAWESI Ambon (!264 !136 ! !382 ( (!214 (!117 238 ( TENGGARA 31 118 (! Kendari 76 (! (! ! (! 96 PAPUA Gunung Dempo 24 (! Puncak Jaya (! 184 212 (! (Carstensz Pyramid) (!1 306 (! (! 174 (!77 (! (!151 Puncak Trikora 331 235 (! (! (!360 Kepulauan 18 159 (! (! Banda Puncak Mandala (!296 (!121 LAMPUNG (!127 (!283 (!193 J a v a S e a ! Makassar Gunung 374 (! Sabampolulu 88 S (! S " 14 B a n d a S e a " 0 119 (! 0 ' Pulau Enggano (! Moncong ' 0 152 0 3 (! Lompobatang 391 3 ° (! ° 5 5 (! (!356 Pulau Buton (! Kepulauan (! Karimunjawa Kepulauan Kei (! Jakarta )" DKI (! Pulau Selayar (! JAKARTA (!359 ! JAWA BARAT BANTEN !(! Gunung Muria 83 Bandar (! ((! (! (!390 (! (! 336 Lampung (! (!(!(! (! (! (! (! Semarang (! ! 357 Kepulauan Pulau Madura (! Seribu (!315 (! (!(!(! 299 138 (! (! Gunung Slamet 7 (! (! (! (! 61 ! (! 367 (! (! 22 (! Surabaya (! 25 JAWA TENGAH (! 155 129 (! (! Gunung Lawu 8 JAWA TIMUR 262 Gunung Merapi (! (! 109 Gunung Rajabasa 310 (! 358 15 (! 34 (!(! (!343 t (! (!259 Kepulauan i DI YOGYAKARTA 301 (!370 a (! (!73 (!213 (!19 Tanimbar r 169 324 t Gunung Semeru 5 (! (! (! Gunung Raung 9 Gunung S (! 48 378 Gunung Agung Tambora 20 (! !158 54 (! (! 107 ( 286 (! 279 a 111 (! 346(! Dola Koyakoya (! d BALI (!227 (!10 Pulau (!312 (! (!74 (! n (!4 (!97 Anak Krakatau 147 Flores NUSA (!303 Dili 393 u Mataram Gunung (! 79 387 132 BAUCAU LAUTEM (! 56 328 243 112 ! (! (! )"DILI S ! Denpasar ! Rinjani ! (! 345 TENGGARA (!(! ( ( (! 27 371 LIQUICA 39 (!329 ! (!(! 157 102 (! A r a f u r a Serang )"! Pulau Sumbawa !231 TIMUR (! (! MANATUTO 166 NUSA !347 ( 394 ERMERA (! Jakarta Pulau Lombok 282 ( 141 (! (! 78 (! VIQUEQUE TENGGARA (!373 (! (!369 BOBONARO (!12 S e a Gunung Karang BARAT Gunung Inerie (!211 (!268 (!69 MANUFAHI (!180 (!309 COVALIMA OECUSSI Pulau Sumba (!196 (!45 Gunung Mutis T i m o r - L e s t e Gunung Parang 385 ( E a s t T i m o r ) ! 327 (! 389 (! 351 (! Bogor (! (!165 Kupang! Gunung (!300 (!72 Wanggameti Gunung Halimun 353 26 (! 216 (! (!381 (! Gunung Gede-Pangrango (!131 Christmas Island 388 (! 16 ! (! Pulau Rote 316 Gunung Bandung (! Ciremai A u s t r a l i a 384 342 290 (!352 (! (! T i m o r (! 246 383 ! (! S (! 154 S e a S " Garut (! " 0 0 ' ' 0 0 ° ° 2 135 37 2 1 (! (! ! 1 Gunung Cikuray Tasikmalaya A Ribu is a mountain with a topographic prominence of 1000 metres or more. A Spesial is a mountain with less than 1000 metres of topographic I N D I A N O C E A N Basemap source - Sumber peta : prominence but which is of interest to hikers. Central Bureau of Statistics (Indonesia) Ribu adalah sebuah gunung dengan ketinggian relatif 1000 meter atau Open Street Map data (Malaysia-Singapore and Brunei) lebih. Spesial adalah sebuah gunung dengan ketinggian relatif kurang dari Diakses dari : http://download.geofabrik.de/ 1000 meter tetapi memiliki daya tarik tersendiri bagi para pendaki gunung. Map created in 2021 by Indogis.ID in conjunction with Gunung Bagging (www.gunungbagging.com) 99°30'0"E 106°0'0"E 112°30'0"E 119°0'0"E 125°30'0"E 132°0'0"E 138°30'0"E 32 - Gunung Gandangdewata, 3074m, P2140 69 - Gunung Karang, 1778m, P1705 106 - Gunung Malea, 2199m, P1422 143 - Gunung Lotung, 1805m, P1313 180 - Gunung Leohito, 1942m, P1195 217 - Gunung Abong Abong, 2985m, P1104 254 - Gunung Tombia, 1031m, P1031 287 - Gunung Pasu, 2078m, P983 324 - Gunung Sebesi, 844m, P844 361 - Gunung Yong Yap, 2168m, P638 Legend Mountains listed by prominence P1000 means a topographic prominence of 1000 metres 33 - Gunung Tahan, 2187m, P2140 70 - Gunung Trusmadi, 2643m, P1702 107 - Gunung Lewotolo, 1455m, P1421 144 - Gunung Monkobo, 1830m, P1303 181 - Gunung Batutenobong, 1580m, P1191 218 - North Kalimantan Peak 1964*, 1964m, P1104 255 - Buttu Tinaungan, 1681m, P1030 288 - Gunung Ambeso, 1949m, P983 325 - Gunung Lokon, 1580m, P842 362 - Gunung Rembau, 884m, P638 Ribus and Spesials (elevation Crimson colour : active volcano 34 - Gunung Liman, 2563m, P2130 71 - Gunung Torompupu, 2495m, P1681 108 - Pulau Taliabu (Lida Godo), 1415m, P1415 145 - Gunung Kujat, 2024m, P1295 182 - Gunung Jerai, 1217m, P1184 219 - Gunung Melatai, 1923m, P1104 256 - Gunung Cabang, 1030m, P1030 289 - Gunung Liyang, 1720m, P982 326 - Western Hill, 833m, P833 363 - Kulat South, 914m, P637 in metres) * : unofficial name 35 - Gunung Marapi, 2891m, P2116 72 - Gunung Salak, 2211m, P1679 109 - Gunung Lalaitu, 1412m, P1412 146 - Gunung Lawit Terengganu, 1519m, P1292 183 - Batanta (Kalaikut), 1184m, P1184 220 - Gunung Kehuma, 1210m, P1102 257 - Gunung Ulu Bakar, 1391m, P1029 290 - Gunung Patuha, 2450m, P980 327 - Gunung Sangga Buana, 1300m, P829 364 - Pulau Weh (Cot Kulam), 630m, P630 Very Sangat 36 - Buku Sibela, 2111m, P2111 73 - Gunung Butak, 2868m, P1673 110 - Gunung Belayan, 2195m, P1408 147 - Doro Pundunence, 1433m, P1289 184 - Mamaipiri, 3047m, P1181 221 - Gunung Kujau, 1308m, P1101 258 - Gunung Libukang, 2242m, P1026 291 - Gunung Belumut, 1010m, P975 328 - Gunung Ara, 824m, P824 365 - Gunung Buntung, 1042m, P627 (! (>3000) High Tinggi RIBUS 37 - Gunung Cikuray, 2821m, P2105 74 - Ili Boleng, 1658m, P1658 111 - Ili Mandiri, 1484m, P1401 148 - Gunung Kanamu, 1578m, P1280 185 - Gunung Masamba, 1808m, P1180 222 - Gunung Batuensambang, 1770m, P1098 259 - Gunung Baluran, 1265m, P1022 292 - Gunung Batu Putih, 2130m, P974 329 - Gunung Rakata, 813m, P813 366 - Gunung Semangkok, 1825m, P623 1 - Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid), 4884m, P4884 38 - Gunung Tumpu, 2565m, P2054 75 - Gunung Bandahara, 3012m, P1642 112 - Gunung Lewotobi, 1703m, P1398 149 - Gunung Raya, 2543m, P1273 186 - Gunung Sebayan, 1377m, P1175 223 - Bur ni Kelieten, 2635m, P1093 260 - Gunung Ular, 1208m, P1021 293 - Gunung Apad Runan, 2099m, P973 330 - Pusuk Buhit, 1982m, P810 367 - Gunung Telomoyo, 1894m, P617 (! Fairly Tinggi (2000- 2 - Gunung Kinabalu (Low's Peak), 4095m, P4095 39 - Gunung Matebean Mane, 2372m, P2045
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