Doro Kebibi

Information

Elevation

182 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Perbukitan Kabupaten Dompu, Pulau Sumbawa

Mountain type

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

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

-8.5342, 118.3052

Difficulty

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

Hazards

Medan perbukitan savana yang kering di sekitar lahan pertanian dengan informasi lapangan minim; tanpa jalur pendakian yang terpetakan

Description

Doro Kebibi is a low hill in Manggelewa District, Dompu Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia. 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 8.534°S, 118.305°E. According to the NGA GEOnet Names (GNS) database, summarised on Cebuano Wikipedia, its elevation is estimated at about 182 metres above sea level — around 49 metres above the surrounding terrain, with a base roughly 0.74 km wide (a digital elevation model figure, not a field survey; the Open-Meteo elevation model gives a similar value of about 167 metres). The nearest higher ground reaches about 503 metres, some 3.8 km to the south. The surroundings are largely farmland with a dry savanna climate, an average temperature near 24 °C, and about 1,392 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.