Sulawesi and Sangihe Islands

Four peninsulas dominate the shape of Sulawesi island (formerly known as Celebes). The central part is high mountaineous area, but mostly non-volcanic. Active volcanoes are found in the northern peninsula and continuously stretches to the north to Sangihe Islands. The Sangihe Islands marks the border with Philippines.

Name Shape Elevation Last eruption (VEI) Geolocation
(m) (ft)
Colo stratovolcano 507 1,663 18 July 1983 (4) 0.17° S 121.608° E
Ambang complex volcano 1,795 5,890 1845 ± 5 years 0.75° N 124.42° E
Soputan stratovolcano 1,784 5,853 24–30 October 2007 1.108° N 124.73° E
Sempu caldera 1,549 5,082 unknown 1.13° N 124.758° E
Tondano caldera 1,202 3,944 unknown 1.23° N 124.83° E
Lokon-Empung stratovolcano 1,580 5,184 23 September 2003 (3) 1.358° N 124.792° E
Mahawu stratovolcano 1,324 4,344 16 November 1977 (0) 1.358° N 124.858° E
Klabat stratovolcano 1,995 6,545 unknown 1.47° N 125.03° E
Tongkoko stratovolcano 1,149 3,770 1880 (1) 1.52° N 125.20° E
Ruang stratovolcano 725 2,379 25 September 2002 (4) 2.30° N 125.37° E
Karangetang stratovolcano 1,784 5,853 August 2007 2.78° N 125.40° E
Banua Wuhu submarine -5 -16.5 18 July 1919 (3) 3.138° N 125.491° E
Awu stratovolcano 1,320 4,331 2 June 2004 (2) 3.67° N 125.50° E
Submarine 1922 submarine -5,000 -16,404 unknown 3.97° N 125.17° E