Lush tropical volcanic crater lake in Sumatra, Indonesia

Earthquakes in Indonesia Today

The Indo-Australian plate subducts beneath the Sunda block along a 5,000 km arc running the length of Sumatra and Java, then curves into the Banda Sea collision east of Flores. The 2004 Mw 9.1 Sumatra-Andaman rupture and the tsunami that followed remain the deadliest earthquake event of the modern instrumental era.

Danger Level (72h)

72-hour composite hazard forecast

87%

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Recent earthquakes

Counts cover the seismic belts this platform monitors in Indonesia, not its administrative borders. A monitored belt can reach across a border, and events there are listed with the country of their epicentre.

Volcanoes of Indonesia

3 dedicated profiles · 101 Holocene volcanoes in total

2024
Krakatau
Caldera
Details
0.3 km
2026
Merapi
Stratovolcano
Details
2.9 km
1967
Tambora
Stratovolcano
Details
2.9 km
2026
Marapi
Complex volcano
2.9 km
2026
Semeru
Stratovolcano
3.7 km
2026
Lewotobi
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
2026
Lewotolok
Stratovolcano
1.4 km
2026
Dukono
Complex volcano
1.3 km
2026
Ibu
Stratovolcano
1.4 km
2025
Dempo
Stratovolcano
3.1 km
2025
Dieng Volcanic Complex
Complex volcano
2.6 km
2025
Raung
Stratovolcano
3.3 km
2024
Kerinci
Stratovolcano
3.8 km
2024
Suoh
Caldera
1 km
2024
Ruang
Stratovolcano
0.7 km
2023
Tengger Caldera
Stratovolcano
2.3 km
2023
Karangetang
Stratovolcano
1.8 km
2022
Agung
Stratovolcano
3.0 km
2022
Sangeang Api
Complex volcano
1.9 km
2021
Sinabung
Stratovolcano
2.5 km
2021
Iliwerung
Complex volcano
0.6 km
2021
Sirung
Complex volcano
1.3 km
2020
Soputan
Stratovolcano
1.8 km
2019
Tangkuban Parahu
Stratovolcano
2.1 km
2018
Gamalama
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
2016
Rinjani
Stratovolcano
3.7 km
2015
Tara, Batu
Stratovolcano
0.6 km
2015
Lokon-Empung
Stratovolcano
1.6 km
2014
Slamet
Stratovolcano
3.4 km
2014
Kelud
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
2013
Paluweh
Stratovolcano
0.9 km
2008
Egon
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
2007
Talang
Stratovolcano
2.6 km
2007
Gamkonora
Stratovolcano
1.6 km
2005
Ambang
Complex volcano
1.8 km
2004
Awu
Stratovolcano
1.3 km
2002
Papandayan
Stratovolcano
2.6 km
2001
Inielika
Complex volcano
1.6 km
2000
Peuet Sague
Complex volcano
2.8 km
2000
Kaba
Stratovolcano
2.0 km
2000
Batur
Caldera
1.7 km
1999
Ijen
Stratovolcano
2.8 km
1993
Iliboleng
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
1991
Ranakah
Lava dome
2.3 km
1988
Banda Api
Caldera
0.6 km
1988
Kie Besi
Stratovolcano
1.4 km
1986
Sorikmarapi
Stratovolcano
2.1 km
1984
Galunggung
Stratovolcano
2.2 km
1983
Colo
Stratovolcano
0.4 km
1977
Mahawu
Stratovolcano
1.3 km
1971
Sundoro
Stratovolcano
3.1 km
1969
Ebulobo
Stratovolcano
2.1 km
1969
Iya
Stratovolcano
0.6 km
1968
Kelimutu
Complex volcano
1.6 km
1968
Nila
Stratovolcano
0.8 km
1957
Gede-Pangrango
Stratovolcano
3.0 km
1952
Arjuno-Welirang
Stratovolcano
3.3 km
1951
Ciremai
Stratovolcano
3.0 km
1939
Perbakti-Gagak
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
1938
Salak
Stratovolcano
2.2 km
1937
Telong, Bur ni
Stratovolcano
2.6 km
1924
Tandikat-Singgalang
Stratovolcano
2.9 km
1921
Sumbing
Stratovolcano
2.5 km
1921
Serua
Stratovolcano
0.6 km
1919
Banua Wuhu
Complex volcano
0.0 km
1904
Teon
Stratovolcano
0.7 km
1898
Lamongan
Stratovolcano
1.6 km
1892
Wurlali
Stratovolcano
0.9 km
1881
Singkut
Caldera
2.2 km
1880
Tangkoko-Duasudara
Stratovolcano
1.3 km
1847
Guntur
Complex volcano
2.3 km
1797
Merbabu
Stratovolcano
3.1 km
1730
Sumbing
Stratovolcano
3.4 km
1210
Kie Matubu
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
8050 BCE
Inierie
Stratovolcano
2.2 km
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Malintang
Stratovolcano
2.0 km
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Talakmau
Complex volcano
2.9 km
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Patah
Stratovolcano (?)
2.8 km
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Ranau
Caldera
1.9 km
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Pulosari
Stratovolcano
1.3 km
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Karang
Stratovolcano
1.8 km
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Patuha
Stratovolcano
2.4 km
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Tampomas
Stratovolcano
1.7 km
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Talagabodas
Stratovolcano
2.2 km
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Lawu
Stratovolcano
3.3 km
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Kawi-Butak
Stratovolcano
2.7 km
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Penanggungan
Stratovolcano
1.6 km
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Iyang-Argapura
Complex volcano
3.1 km
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Baluran
Stratovolcano
1.2 km
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Buyan-Bratan
Caldera
2.2 km
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Sano, Wai
Caldera
1.3 km
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Ililabalekan
Stratovolcano
1.0 km
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Manuk
Stratovolcano
0.3 km
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Klabat
Stratovolcano
2.0 km
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Tarakan
Pyroclastic cone
0.3 km
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Tobaru
Stratovolcano
1.0 km
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Todoko-Ranu
Caldera
1.0 km
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Jailolo
Stratovolcano
1.0 km
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Hiri
Stratovolcano
0.7 km
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Mare
Stratovolcano
0.3 km
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Moti
Stratovolcano
0.9 km
Catalogue: Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program.Volcanoes of the World

Tectonic setting

The Indo-Australian plate subducts beneath the Sunda block along a 5,000 km arc running the length of Sumatra and Java, then curves into the Banda Sea collision east of Flores. The 2004 Mw 9.1 Sumatra-Andaman rupture and the tsunami that followed remain the deadliest earthquake event of the modern instrumental era.

National seismic network
BMKGMeteorology, Climatology and Geophysical Agency
Emergency number
112BNPB

Frequently asked questions

What is the emergency number in Indonesia?

The emergency number in Indonesia is 112, answered by BNPB. After strong shaking, keep the line free for those trapped or injured and check official channels for aftershock and tsunami advisories.

Who monitors earthquakes in Indonesia?

The national seismic authority is Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysical Agency (BMKG). EarthquakeLive cross-checks its bulletins against 18 international networks, so an event may appear here with a slightly different magnitude until the agencies converge on a final solution.