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Mount Sinabung
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Mount Sinabung
by: Hareem, Ayza, and Shaheim
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Bibliography
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Sinabung
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volcanos (book)
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https://prezi.com/u7_hahcxmpin/mount-sinabung-timeline-of-eruptions/
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https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2013/11/the-eruptions-of-mount-sinabung/100630/
Photos/Videos/Maps.
Map Of Sinabung
Sinabung video
Sinabung after 2016 eruption
2014
Timeline (2010-2016)
January
2013
- 4th: Mount sinabung had erupted countless times through the morning of the 4th-5th. The volcano spewed out a 4,000 metre high colum of ash, damaging proportey, crops, and posining animals.
September
2010
February
- On the 15th of September, Mt. Sinabung erupted at 3a.m.
- More than 3,700 villagers evacutated from a 2 mile radius of the volcano.
August
- 1st: a further eruption occured killing 16 people, who were among those who were aloud to return home after a lack of recent volcanic activity.
- 29th: The volcano became active after 4 centuries ( the most recent eruption being in 1600.)
- Around 300,000 people were evacutated from, their villages.
September
- 3rd: Two eruptions more occured in one day. The first at 4:45 a.m. the explosion was twice the size of the one that occured in August.
- The second occured at around 6 p.m that day.
2016
May
- In May of 2016 Mount Sinabung had once again erupted.
- People described the eruption being so violent that townships as far away as 12 km had been covered in thick layers of ash.
- Sinabung still remains on a high alrert level, and may or may not erupt again in the future.
Where and what is Mt. Sinabung?
Mount Sinabung is a volcano located in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Mt. Sinabung is a strato volcano also known as a composite volcano which is a concinal volcano built up by many layers of hardened lava tephra, pumrice, and volcano ash.
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