of Sumbawa in Indonesia, with explosion path and fallout
around the caldera. The red ring-areas are graduated bands of
the thickness of volcanic ashfall. The explosion had
4 times the energy of the later Krakatoa eruption, in 1883.
(Map is re-labeled with 14 & 12-size Arial font. The image is JPEG
format, 9x times faster than the large PNG-format version, and is
intended for use in frequently-read articles.)
Source: The base map was taken from NASA picture :Image:Indonesia_BMNG.png
and the isopach maps were traced from Oppenheimer (2003).
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2007-01-28 13:56 Wikid77 570×287× (27263 bytes) Map of [[April 5]]-11, [[1815]] [[Mount Tambora]] eruption, on the island of [[Sumbawa]] in [[Indonesia]], with explosion path and fallout around the [[caldera]]. The red ring-areas are graduated bands of the thickness of [[volcano|volcanic]] ashfall. Th
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