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Indonesia is a country located close totectonic plate boundaries which causes it to have many activefaults and is prone toearthquakes,^[1]

• Great Sumatran fault
• Samalanga-Sipopok Fault^[2]
• Mentawai Fault

• Citarik Fault^[3]
• Cimandiri Fault
• Baribis Fault
• Cirata Fault
• Cugenang Fault^[4]
• Lembang Fault
• Cileunyi-Tanjungsari Fault^[5]
• Southern Garut Fault
• Citanduy Fault
• Kendeng Fault
• Ajibarang Fault^[6]
• Merapi-Merbabu Fault
• Opak Fault
• Pati Fault
• Muria Fault^[7]
• Rawapening Fault
• Kaligarang Fault^[8]
• Rembang-Madura-Kangean-Sakala Fault
• Grindulu Fault

• Tarakan Fault^[9]
• Meratus Fault
• Adang-Partenoster Fault

• Palu-Koro Fault
• Matano Fault
• Lawanopo Fault
• Gorontalo Fault
• Kolaka Fault
• Walanae Fault^[10]
• Balantak Fault
• Mamuju Thrust Fault
• Saddang Fault^[11]

• Flores back-arc thrust fault
• Bondowatu Fault

• Banda Detachment
• Sorong Fault
• Kawa Fault^[12]

• Mamberamo Fault
• Main Jayawijaya Thrust Fault
• Lengguru Fault
• Tarera-Aiduna Fault^[13]
• Yapen Fault
• Ransiki Fault

• Sunda megathrust
• North Sulawesi Trench
• Philippine Trench
• Timor Trough
• Seram Trough
• New Guinea Trench

• List of earthquakes in Indonesia
• Geology of Indonesia
• Indo-Australian plate
• Eurasian plate
• Pacific plate
• Seismicity of the Sumatra coast

• Seismic faults of Indonesia
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