Igir Pangarengan

Information

Elevation

155 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Perbukitan Kecamatan Lumbir, Kabupaten Banyumas, Jawa Tengah — di sisi barat kota kecamatan Wangon

Mountain type

Bukit rendah — diberi kode fitur GNS/NGA "HLL" (hill) dan dipetakan di OpenStreetMap sebagai titik natural=peak

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

-7.4917, 109.0039

Difficulty

Tidak terdokumentasi — tidak ditemukan laporan jalur pendakian, basecamp, atau pos registrasi untuk bukit ini

Permits & Rules

Tidak ada informasi izin yang terpublikasi. Lingkungannya berupa lahan desa dan kebun di tepi jalan nasional, sehingga akses lapangan sebaiknya diminta kepada aparat desa atau pemilik lahan

Hazards

Tidak ada catatan bahaya spesifik yang terpublikasi; ketinggian rendah membuat risiko ketinggian nihil. Risiko umum kawasan ini adalah hujan lebat musiman, longsor tebing, dan lalu lintas padat jalur selatan Jawa yang melintas di dekatnya

Description

Igir Pangarengan is a low hill of about 155 m in Parungkamal village, Lumbir district, Banyumas Regency, Central Java — some 280 km southeast of Jakarta and only about 6.1 km west of Wangon, the nearest larger town and an important junction on Java's southern route. The feature comes from the NGA/GNS toponymic database (feature code HLL, "hill"), which fed GeoNames (ID 6388559) and Wikidata (Q25121829), and it is mapped in OpenStreetMap as a natural=peak node last noted as updated in 2006. GeoNames-derived figures give it a prominence of only about 23 m above the surrounding terrain and a base roughly 0.72 km across; the highest summit nearby is Gunung Batur (about 519 m), some 2.7 km to the northeast. A digital-elevation-model reading at the same point gives about 149 m, close to the GNS figure. Reverse-geocoding places the point right beside National Route 15 (Java's southern highway) in Parungkamal, so the hill is better understood as a small ridge along a road corridor than as a climbing objective. DATA LIMITATION: no hiking source, government page or media coverage discussing Igir Pangarengan specifically could be found; the only encyclopaedic article is a GeoNames-derived Cebuano bot stub, and Wikidata locates it no more precisely than the province of Central Java.