Doro Kabu

Information

Elevation

113 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Perbukitan sekitar Teluk Bima, Kabupaten Bima, Pulau Sumbawa

Mountain type

Bukit rendah bertopografi savana di Kecamatan Palibelo, Kabupaten Bima, Nusa Tenggara Barat; tercatat sebagai fitur alam 'peak' pada gazetir tanpa dokumentasi jalur pendakian

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

-8.5461, 118.7571

Difficulty

Tidak terdokumentasi — belum ada catatan jalur, izin, maupun titik air resmi

Hazards

Medan perbukitan savana yang kering dengan informasi lapangan minim; tanpa jalur pendakian yang terpetakan

Description

Doro Kabu is a low hill in Palibelo District, Bima Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, about 10 km south of the town of Bima. In the Bima language (Nggahi Mbojo) the word 'doro' means mountain or hill — a prefix that commonly marks summits across the Bima–Dompu region. Its summit lies at roughly 8.546°S, 118.757°E. According to the NGA GEOnet Names (GNS) database, summarised on Cebuano Wikipedia, its elevation is estimated at about 113 metres above sea level (a digital elevation model figure, not a field survey; the Open-Meteo elevation model gives a lower value of about 84 metres). The nearest higher ground reaches about 386 metres, some 1.1 km to the south. The area has a dry savanna climate, with an average temperature near 24 °C and about 1,381 mm of annual rainfall, wettest in December. Its name and position are recorded in GNS and mapped on OpenStreetMap as a natural 'peak', but there is no documented climbing trail, permit information, or trip report. Cacumen lists it as a geographic record rather than a recommended hiking route.