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SEMERU VOLCANO IN INDONESIA
SHOWS INCREASING ACTIVITY

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  Semeru,East Java, Indonesia - Stratovolcano
 8.10 S, 112.92 E
 summit elevation 3676 m
Semeru volcano is located in east Java, Indonesia. It is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia. Typically eruptions occur every 20-30 minutes, with ash emissions to 100-400 m above the crater, and projectiles are ejected onto the crater rim.  Activity, as posted this morning by volcanologist John Seach, is typical of this volcano.

More follows, however...




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