Mount Hiri, Stratovolcano in North Maluku, Indonesia.
The conical volcano rises 630 meters above sea level on a small forested island north of Ternate in the Maluku Islands.
During World War II in 1945, Mount Hiri served as a shelter for Sultan Iskander Muhammad Jabir Syah while evading Japanese forces.
The mountain holds traditional importance for the 2,880 residents who inhabit the island district under the administration of Ternate City.
Travelers need to arrange transportation from Ternate Island to reach Mount Hiri, considering weather conditions and local boat schedules.
The volcanic formation covers 9.72 square kilometers and stands as the northernmost point in a chain of volcanic islands near Halmahera.
Elevation above the sea: 630 m
GPS coordinates: 0.89792,127.31847
Latest update: March 4, 2025 10:35
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