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    1826 Eruption of Kelud

    13 October 1826 · Stratovolcano · Indonesia

    On 13 October 1826, Kelud in Indonesia erupted. The volcano rises to 1,730 m. Its Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) is 4 out of 8, that of a cataclysmic eruption ejecting more than 0.1 km³ of material. The exact death toll is not known. NOAA estimates that it killed between 1 and 50 people. Most deaths were caused by lahars (volcanic mudflows).

    Date
    13 October 1826
    Volcano
    Kelud
    Volcano Type
    Stratovolcano
    Elevation
    1,730 m
    Country
    Indonesia
    Explosivity Index (VEI)
    4 out of 8
    Estimated Deaths
    1 to 50 deaths
    Injuries
    65
    Homes Destroyed
    101 to 1,000
    Estimated Damage
    5 to 25 million US dollars
    Main Causes of Death
    Lahars

    Other Significant Eruptions of Kelud

    Sources: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Global Significant Volcanic Eruptions Database (doi:10.7289/V5JW8BSH) · Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program