Sundoro View

	Country:	Indonesia
	Subregion Name:	Java (Indonesia)
	Volcano Number:	0603-21=
	Volcano Type:	Stratovolcano
	Volcano Status:	Historical
	Last Known Eruption:	1971
	Summit Elevation:	3136 m	10,289 feet
	Latitude:	7.30°S	7°18'0"S
	Longitude:	109.992°E	109°59'30"E
Gunung Sundoro, one Java's most symmetrical volcanoes, is separated by a 1400-m-high saddle from Sumbing volcano. Parasitic craters and cones, the largest of which is Kembang, occur on the NW-to-southern flanks, and all fed lava flows. A small lava dome occupies the summit crater of the 3136-m-high volcano, and numerous phreatic explosion vents were formed along radial fissure that cut the dome and extend across the crater rim. Lava flows extend in all directions from the summit crater. Deposits of a large prehistoric debris avalanche are located below the NE flank of Sundoro. Pyroclastic-flow deposits dated at 1720 years before present extend as far as 13 km from the summit. Historical eruptions typically have consisted of mild-to-moderate phreatic explosions, mostly from the summit crater. Flank vents were also active in 1882 and 1903.