Mount Ciremai National Park is
located in the province of West Java, Indonesia. Some
endemic or endangered flora and fauna are being protected in
this national park, such as Pinus merkusii, Castanopsis
javanica, Fragraera blumii, Villubrunes rubescens, Macaranga
denticulatan, Lithocarpus sundaicus, Elaeocarpus stipularis,
Ardisia cymosa, Platea latifolia, Leopard, Javan Muntjac,
Zaglossus bruijni[citation needed], Javan Surili, Javan
Hawk-eagle and Python species.
Mount Ceremai is adminis tratively included in the three districts, namely Kabupaten Cirebon, Kuningan and Majalengka Regency, West Java Province. The geographical position of the peak is located at 6 ° 53 '30 "latitude and 108 ° 24' 00" east, with an altitude of 3078 m above sea level. This mountain is the highest mountain in West Java.
This mountain has a double crater. Western crater radius is truncated by a crater 400 m east of radius 600 m. At an altitude of about 2900 m on the southern slope there are ex-point eruption Gowa called Swallow.
Now G. Ciremei included in the National Park area of Mount Ciremei (TNGC), which has a total area of approximately 15,000 hectares.
The name is derived from the word mountain Ciremei (Phyllanthus acidus, a type of plant small shrubs with rada sour fruit), but it is often called Ciremei, a symptom hiperkorek due to the many place names in the region Pasundan that use the prefix 'ci-' for the naming of places.
Mount Ceremai is adminis tratively included in the three districts, namely Kabupaten Cirebon, Kuningan and Majalengka Regency, West Java Province. The geographical position of the peak is located at 6 ° 53 '30 "latitude and 108 ° 24' 00" east, with an altitude of 3078 m above sea level. This mountain is the highest mountain in West Java.
This mountain has a double crater. Western crater radius is truncated by a crater 400 m east of radius 600 m. At an altitude of about 2900 m on the southern slope there are ex-point eruption Gowa called Swallow.
Now G. Ciremei included in the National Park area of Mount Ciremei (TNGC), which has a total area of approximately 15,000 hectares.
The name is derived from the word mountain Ciremei (Phyllanthus acidus, a type of plant small shrubs with rada sour fruit), but it is often called Ciremei, a symptom hiperkorek due to the many place names in the region Pasundan that use the prefix 'ci-' for the naming of places.
Mount Ciremei including Quaternary active volcano, type A
(ie, magmatic volcanoes is still active since 1600), and
shaped strato. This mountain is a volcano solitary,
separated by a Fault Zone Cilacap - Brass from the group of
West Java volcanoes east (ie row Galunggung Mountain,
Thunder Mountain, the volcano, Mount Patuha to Mount
Tangkuban Boat) located in Bandung Zone.
Ceremai is the third generation volcano. The first
generation is a Pleistocene volcano located next to G.
Ciremei, as an advanced Plio-Pleistocene volcanism above
Tertiary rocks. Volcanism second generation is Mount
Gegerhalang, which before the collapse to form Gegerhalang
Caldera. And volcanism third generation in Holocene time
form of G. Ciremei that grows on the north side Gegerhalang
Caldera, which is estimated to occur in about 7,000 years
ago (Situmorang 1991).
Eruption G. Ciremei recorded since 1698 and the last time
occurred in 1937 with the shortest rest interval of 3 years
and the longest 112 years. Three eruptions in 1772, 1775 and
1805 occurred in the central crater, but did not cause
significant damage. The eruption of sulfur steam and copy
the new fumaroles at the center of the crater wall occurred
in 1917 and 1924. On June 24, 1937 - January 7, 1938 freatik
eruption in the central crater and radial cracks.
Distribution of ash reached an area of 52.500 square km (Kusumadinata,
1971). In 1947, 1955 and 1973 tectonic earthquake that
struck the southwestern G. Ciremei presumably related to the
fault structure trending southeast - northwest. Genesis
quake damaged several buildings in the area west of Maja and
Talaga G. Ciremei occurred in 1990 and 2001. Tremors felt in
the east to the Village Cilimus G. Ciremei.
The forests are still experienced at Mount Ceremai stay
longer at the top. On the bottom, especially in areas which
in the past managed as production forests Perhutanioffice,
these forests have been converted to pine forest (Pinus), or
shrubs, which are formed due to repeated fires and grazing.
Now, most of the forests under the height... m above sea
level. managed in the form of agro-forestry (agro forests)
by the local community.
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