Kelud, Indonesia

Type

Stratovolcano

Elevation

1,730 m (5,676 ft)

Country

Indonesia

Region

Java

Summit

7.935° S, 112.314° E

Last known eruption

1964 or later

Holocene activity known from

Historical

Smithsonian volcano number

263280

• February 13, 2014VEI 4 · 7 deaths · 4,098 houses destroyed
• July 199810 deaths
• November 25, 19904 deaths
• February 10, 1990VEI 4 · 35 deaths
• April 26, 1966VEI 4 · 215 deaths
• August 31, 1951VEI 4 · 7 deaths
• May 19, 1919VEI 4 · 5,110 deaths · 9,000 houses destroyed
• May 22, 1901VEI 3 · Deaths: some
• January 29, 1875Deaths: few
• January 4, 1864VEI 2 · 54 deaths
• May 16, 1848VEI 3 · 22 deaths · 800 houses destroyed
• October 13, 1826VEI 4 · Deaths: few
• July 20, 1716VEI 2 · Deaths: few
• 1586VEI 5 · 10,000 deaths
• 1385VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• 1376VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• 1334VEI 3 · Deaths: few
• 1311VEI 3 · Deaths: few

Earthquakes near KeludVolcanic ash advisories on the live map

• Kawi-Butak15 km
• Arjuno-Welirang36 km
• Malang Plain41 km
• Penanggungan49 km
• Wilis63 km
• Semeru70 km · 25 significant eruptions
• Tengger Caldera70 km · 2 significant eruptions
• Lamongan113 km · 2 significant eruptions
• Lawu128 km
• Iyang-Argapura138 km
• Lurus142 km
• Raung193 km · 5 significant eruptions

Volcanoes and significant eruptions from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, Global Historical Hazard Database, cited as NCEI/WDS, doi:10.7289/V5PN93H7. Public domain. Read 2026-09-24. Volcano numbers are the Smithsonian Institution’s Global Volcanism Program’s.