List of mountains or elevations in Indonesia
This list shows the highest mountains in Indonesia in order of height .
| rank | summit | height | island | Mountains / massif |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid) | 4,884 m | New Guinea | Maoke Mountains ( Sudirman Range ) |
| 2. | Puncak Trikora | 4,750 m | New Guinea | Maoke Mountains (Djajawidjajagebirge) |
| 3. | Puncak mandala | 4,700 m | New Guinea | |
| Kerinchi (volcano) | 3,805 m | Sumatra | Barisan Mountains | |
| Rinjani (volcano) | 3,726 m | Lombok | ||
| Semeru (volcano) | 3,676 m | Java | Tengger massif | |
| Rantemario | 3,478 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Rantekombola | 3,455 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Slamet (volcano) | 3,432 m | Java | ||
| Sumbing (volcano) | 3,371 m | Java | ||
| Raung (volcano) | 3,332 m | Java | ||
| Dempo (volcano) | 3,173 m | Sumatra | Barisan Mountains | |
| Sundoro (volcano) | 3,151 m | Java | ||
| Merbabu (volcano) | 3,145 m | Java | ||
| Agung (volcano) | 3,142 m | Bali | ||
| Cereme (volcano) | 3,078 m | Java | ||
| Binaiya | 3,027 m | Seram | ||
| Gunung Gede (volcano) | 2,958 m | Java | ||
| Merapi (volcano) | 2,911 m | Java | ||
| Talang (volcano) | 2,896 m | Sumatra | ||
| Lompobatang (inactive volcano) | 2,874 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Tambora (volcano) | 2,850 m | Sumbawa | ||
| Peuet Sague (volcano) | 2,780 m | Sumatra | ||
| Gunung Tujuh (volcano with crater lake) | 2,732 m | Sumatra | ||
| Papandayan (volcano) | 2,665 m | Java | ||
| Gunung Prahu (volcano) | 2,565 m | Java | Dieng plateau | |
| Mutis | 2,427 m | Timor | ||
| Ijen (volcano) | 2,386 m | Java | Ijen complex | |
| Poco Mandasawu | 2,370 m | Flores | ||
| Gunung Bromo (volcano) | 2,329 m | Java | Tengger massif | |
| Gunung Salak (volcano) | 2,211 m | Java | ||
| Gunung Galunggung (volcano) | 2,168 m | Java | ||
| Sesean | 2,150 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Tangkuban Perahu (volcano) | 2,084 m | Java | ||
| Gunung Klabat (volcano) | 1,995 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Kaba (volcano) | 1,952 m | Sumatra | ||
| Karangetang (volcano) | 1,778 m | Siau | ||
| Kelut (volcano) | 1,731 m | Java | ||
| Batur (volcano) | 1,717 m | Bali | ||
| Gamalama (volcano) | 1,715 m | Halmahera | ||
| Levotobi (volcano) | 1,703 m | Flores | ||
| Egon (volcano) | 1,703 m | Flores | ||
| Iliboleng | 1,659 m | Adonara | ||
| Kelimutu (volcano) | 1,639 m | Flores | ||
| Gamkonora (volcano) | 1,635 m | Halmahera | ||
| Lokon (volcano) | 1,580 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Lewotolo (volcano) | 1,423 m | Lembata | ||
| Gunung Ibu (volcano) | 1,325 m | Halmahera | ||
| Mahawu (volcano) | 1,324 m | Sulawesi | ||
| Leroboleng (volcano) | 1,117 m | Flores | ||
| Ilimuda (volcano) | 1,100 m | Flores | ||
| Dukono (volcano) | 1,087 m | Halmahera | ||
| Anak Krakatau (volcano) | currently 450 m | Anak Krakatau |
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