Which conical island stratovolcano dominates the historic northern Maluku island of Ternate, rising directly from the sea to an elevation of 1,715 meters?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Mount Gamalama
- Step 1: Mount Gamalama constitutes the entire island mass of Ternate in North Maluku. Step 2. Historical eruptions have repeatedly forced evacuations of Ternate City, including major events in 1775 and 2011. Answer: Mount Gamalama. Why not the others: Kiematabu is the peak of neighboring Tidore; Gamkonora and Ibu are on Halmahera.
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