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Buttu Taramanu
Buttu Taramanu (Toraja-Mamasa: buttu = bukit/gunung)
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Information
- Elevation
- 265 m
- Country
- Indonesia (ID)
- Location / Range
- Perbukitan Sulawesi Barat, dekat Desa Taramanu, Kabupaten Polewali Mandar
- Mountain type
- Bukit rendah berhutan (toponim NGA-GNS)
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- -3.2669, 119.0295
Description
Buttu Taramanu is a low hill in West Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, near the village of Taramanu in the Polewali Mandar regency area. In the Toraja-Mamasa language, 'buttu' means hill or mountain. It is recorded at about 265 metres above sea level, rising only some 15 metres above the surrounding terrain, with a hill base roughly 0.75 km wide — so it is better described as a minor forested rise than a prominent peak. The nearest higher point is Buttu Tammedingin (about 1,145 m), roughly 6 km to the west. It should be stated honestly that data on this feature is very thin: its identity, coordinates and elevation all trace to a single NGA-GNS toponym record (2009) that was later propagated into OpenStreetMap, Wikidata (Q25296758) and an auto-generated Cebuano Wikipedia stub derived from the GeoNames database. No verified trail information, field notes or summit photograph exists for this hill.
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