Serua

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Serua is a small volcanic island in Indonesia’s Banda Sea, known for its steep terrain, active geology, and remote location within the Banda Arc.

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Serua canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf volcanic island
accessMethod by boat
administrativeDivision Indonesia
Maluku
linked to: Maluku Islands
belongsTo Indonesian archipelago
country Indonesia
hasAccessibility remote
hasActivityStatus active
hasClimate tropical
hasCoastType limited beaches
rocky coast
hasEconomicActivity artisanal fishing
subsistence farming
hasElevationCharacteristic rises steeply from sea floor
hasFeature active volcano
cliffed coastline
narrow coastal strip
volcanic cone
hasGeologicalSetting subduction-related volcano
hasGeologicalType stratovolcano
hasHazard ash fall
landslides
lava flows
pyroclastic flows
volcanic eruptions
hasHumanSettlementPattern small coastal settlements
hasLandUse fishing
small-scale agriculture
hasLastKnownEruptionCentury 20th century
hasMonitoring volcanic activity observation by Indonesian authorities
hasPopulationStatus sparsely populated
hasRelativeLocation north of Banda Neira
within central Banda Sea
hasRiskLevel high volcanic risk relative to size
hasTerrain steep
hasTopography steep volcanic slopes
hasVegetation tropical vegetation
islandGroup Banda Islands region
linked to: Banda Islands
isPartOf Eastern Indonesia
linked to: eastern Indonesia
locatedIn Banda Arc
Banda Sea
Maluku province
locatedInBodyOfWater Banda Sea
locatedInOcean Pacific Ocean
locatedOnPlateBoundary convergent plate boundary
nearestMajorIslandGroup Banda Islands
partOf Inner Banda Arc
tectonicContext collision of Indo-Australian Plate and Eurasian-related plates
volcanicArc Banda volcanic arc

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Inner Banda Arc hasIsland Serua
Teon nearbyIsland Serua