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Malay-Indonesian Archipelago Island High Points

Showing Brandi Farr's first ascent dates for climbed peaks

Rank	Island	Peak	Elev-M (Opt)	Country	Isol-Km
1.	New Guinea	Carstensz Pyramid	4884	Indonesia	5261.6
2.	Borneo	Kinabalu	4095	Malaysia	2513.1
3.	Sumatra	Gunung Kerinci	3805	Indonesia	1904.0
4.	Lombok	Gunung Rinjani	3726	Indonesia	1600.7
5.	Java	Gunung Semeru	3676	Indonesia	390.9
6.	Sulawesi	Gunung Rantemario	3478	Indonesia	681.7
7.	Bali	Gunung Agung	3031	Indonesia	105.4
8.	Ceram	Gunung Binaiya	3027	Indonesia	703.6
9.	Timor	Ramelau	2963	East Timor	770.8
10.	Sumbawa	Gunung Tambora	2722	Indonesia	166.3
11.	Bougainville	Mount Balbi	2715	Papua New Guinea	750.4
12.	Buru	Kapalatmada	2700	Indonesia	359.8
13.	Goodenough Island	Goodenough High Point	2536	Papua New Guinea	104.2
14.	Flores	Poco Ngandonalu	2367	Indonesia	277.7
15.	New Ireland	New Ireland High Point	2340	Papua New Guinea	281.6
16.	New Britain	Mount Ulawun	2334	Papua New Guinea	191.2
17.	Bacan	Buku Sibela	2111	Indonesia	318.5
18.	Sangeang	Sangeang	1949	Indonesia	122.5
19.	Fergusson Island	Fergusson High Point	1947	Papua New Guinea	63.9
20.	Karkar Island	Mount Kanangio	1829	Papua New Guinea	147.2
21.	Siau	Karangetang	1827	Indonesia	152.6
22.	Alor	Dola Koyakoya	1821	Indonesia	92.1
23.	Manam Island	Manam High Point	1807	Papua New Guinea	123.9
24.	Tidore	Kiematubu	1750	Indonesia	155.3
25.	Ternate	Gamalama	1715	Indonesia	18.0
26.	Adonara	Ili Boleng	1658	Indonesia	57.1
27.	Umboi Island	Umboi High Point	1655	Papua New Guinea	47.9
28.	Lomblen	Ili Labalekang	1621	Indonesia	26.1
29.	Obi	Pulau Obi	1611	Indonesia	90.0
30.	Kabaena	Sambapolulu	1570	Indonesia	198.6
31.	Halmahera	Gamkonora	1560	Indonesia	66.8
32.	Yapen	Pulau Yapen	1496	Indonesia	170.4
33.	Taliabu	Pulau Taliabu	1415	Indonesia	205.0
34.	Wetar	Lalaitu	1411	Indonesia	106.3
35.	Makian	Kie Besi	1357	Indonesia	38.0
36.	Sangihe	Awu	1340	Indonesia	100.4
37.	Pantar	Sirung	1336	Indonesia	49.6
38.	Morotai	Sabatai	1250	Indonesia	84.3
39.	Sumba	Wanggameti	1225	Indonesia	155.1
40.	Batanta	Batanta	1184	Indonesia	189.4
41.	Lingga	Daik	1165	Indonesia	384.1
42.	Normanby Island	Normandy High Point	1158	Papua New Guinea	83.3
43.	Mangole	Loku	1127	Indonesia	155.3
44.	Butung	Kabawo Lambohogo	1069	Indonesia	144.6
45.	Ambon	Salahutu	1023	Indonesia	32.5
46.	Peleng	Tombia	1022	Indonesia	77.9
47.	Karimata	Cabang	1006	Indonesia	144.0
48.	Biak	Bonsupiori	995	Indonesia	140.5
49.	Pura	Pura	991	Indonesia	36.2
50.	Waigeo	Mandum	977	Indonesia	84.5
51.	New Hanover	Mount Deimiling	960	Papua New Guinea	222.2
52.	Besar	Pulau Besar	919	Indonesia	25.4
53.	Wowoni	Wawo Lantambaga	909	Indonesia	36.2
54.	Langkawi	Gunung Raya	881	Malaysia	155.8
55.	Sebesi	Sebesi	844	Indonesia	24.9
56.	Komodo	Ara	824	Indonesia	58.3
57.	Krakatau	Rakata	813	Indonesia	21.7
58.	Tagula Island	Mount Riu	806	Papua New Guinea	289.9
59.	Manadotua	Manado Tua	805	Indonesia	32.5
60.	Thulandang	Bukiri Kalongan	786	Indonesia	48.3
61.	Komba	Batu Tara	748	Indonesia	51.3
62.	Rinca	Dora Ora	735	Indonesia	34.0
63.	Ruang	Ruang	725	Indonesia	10.7
64.	Manus Island	Mount Dremsel	718	Papua New Guinea	300.6
65.	Bangka	Bangka High Point	680	Indonesia	234.4
66.	Bawean	Pulau Bawean	655	Indonesia	202.1
67.	Mussau Island	Eunainaun Mount	651	Papua New Guinea	139.3
68.	Weh	Pulau Weh	648	Indonesia	57.9
69.	Banda Api	Banda Api	640	Indonesia	156.5
70.	Belitung	Gunung Tajam	480	Indonesia	147.5
71.	Karimun	Jantan	439	Indonesia	195.2
72.	Panaitan	Raksa	329	Indonesia	55.1
73.	Anak Krakatau	Anak Krakatau	288	Indonesia	5.2
74.	Woodlark Island	Mount Kabati	225	Papua New Guinea	205.8

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List Description

The Malay-Indonesian Archipelago is the largest group of islands on the earth. Stretching from Sumatra to New Guinea, it includes the world's 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 11th, and 13th largest islands. All of the major islands in the archipelago are mountainous and rugged, crowned by the ranges of New Guinea, which features the world's highest island mountains.

Most of the peaks on these islands are volcanoes, and many are active. The notable exceptions are the non-volcanic high ranges of New Guinea and Borneo, but the island arc that includes Sumatra, Java, Bali, Lombok, and the Nusa Tenggara islands has one of the densest concentrations of high volcanoes anywhere.

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