Sunda Arc
The Sunda Arc is a volcanic island arc extending from Sumatra through Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands, formed above the zone where the Indo-Australian Plate descends beneath the Sunda Plate.
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FloresRelated: Its tectonic activity accounts for Flores’s volcanic mountains and earthquake risk.
Lake TobaNarrower topic: Toba’s magma source belongs to this active zone of plate convergence.
Timor SeaRelated: Its tectonic setting helps shape the northern margin of the Timor region.
Flores SeaNarrower topic: Its tectonic system shapes the islands and seafloor south of the sea.
Mount BromoNarrower topic: Bromo belongs to this chain of volcanoes produced by subduction.