Gle Tujoh

Information

Elevation

70 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Perbukitan pesisir Aceh, Provinsi Aceh, ujung barat laut Sumatra

Mountain type

Bukit pesisir rendah (perbukitan non-vulkanik; data topografi/SRTM)

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

5.6093, 95.5941

Difficulty

Data pendakian tidak tersedia; bukit rendah di tengah lahan pertanian

Best Season

Sepanjang tahun untuk kunjungan singkat; curah hujan tertinggi sekitar Desember

Permits & Rules

Tidak ada informasi izin yang tersedia

Hazards

Ketinggian sangat rendah; risiko medan minim, informasi terbatas

Description

Glé Tujôh ("glé" means hill in Acehnese) is a low coastal hill, about 70 m above sea level, in Aceh Province at the north-western tip of Sumatra. Its summit rises only about 11 m above the surrounding terrain, with a base roughly 0.29 km wide, making it more of a rise than a mountain. The land around it is flat to the north-east and hilly to the south, with the sea the nearest feature to the north; farmland dominates the surroundings. The nearest higher point is Cot Seulawah Agam (1,810 m), about 19.2 km to the south. The area is sparsely populated (around 25 people/km²), with a tropical climate: mean temperature about 24 °C and annual rainfall around 2,083 mm, wettest in December. Data for this feature is very limited and drawn from topographic databases (GeoNames/SRTM) and Wikidata—no climbing route is recorded, and the information here is deliberately confined to verified facts.