VolcanoDiscovery - glossary & lexicon: Ilikedeka

Ilikedeka

Volcano

Ilikedeka is an eroded older and perhaps extinct volcano near Riang Kotang in eastern Flores, Indonesia. Two solfatara fields are located at the volcano, one near Riang Kotang village, extending over 50 m, and a second field 150 m further to the west. Hot springs are found on the beach of Hading Bay.

Volcano type	fumarole field (probably) extinct

Location	Turkey, 37.71°N / 39.83°E

Summit elevation	871 m / 2,858 ft

Ilikedeka volcano eruptions	none in historic times

Typical eruption style	fumarolic activity

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View into the opposite direction towards Stefanos crater. (c)

Rounded and smooth surfaces of white rock (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)

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