A view of the Halmahera volcanic arc looking south. From the nearest to farthest: Ibu, Gamkonora, Todoko-ranu, Jailolo, Gamalama, Tidore. May 2000 - Photograph copyrighted and provided by Bruce Gemmell, University of Tasmania.
Geologic map of Halmahera, Indonesia. Map copyrighted and provided by Grant Davey and Dan Olberg, Senior Geologist, PT Nusa Halmahera Minerals.
Dukono | Gamalama, Ternate Island |
Gamkonora | Ibu |
Jailolo | Kiematabu, Tidore Island |
Makian Island | Moti |
Todoko-ranu |
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