The Kokos Islands are two low islands, lying about 24 miles W of the N extremity of Pulau Simeulue. They may be seen from a distance of about 13 miles. The southernmost island is marked by a light. Depths of from 9 to 16.5m exist on the NW end of the bank extending 19 miles out from the W extremity of Pulau Simeulue. These patches are usually marked by heavy rollers.
Pulau Rangas, lying about 2 miles SW of Ujung Baro, is a small rocky island 66m high, and covered with trees, which are visible for a considerable distance. Two rocks above-water lie off its SE side, and a sunken rock, which always breaks, lies 91m off its NW side, all of which ...
Cikem islands are located about 1,2 NM S of Ug Glumpang. The W island is steep-to on its seaward side.The islands are densely wooded and joined by a reef.Pulua-pulau Cikem is in a seismicly active area with most recent
activity being an earthquake in Simeulue on Wednesday 01st of ...
Ujung Baro, the SW extremity of the peninsula within which is Teluk Rigaih, is a rocky headland rising steeply from the sea, covered with vegetation, and higher than the land within it. It is the N entrance point for Teluk Rigaih. Gillis Reef, with a least depth of 3.4m, is about ...
Pulau Reusam, the largest and highest of the four islands in Rigaih bay, is surrounded by a reef. Two shoals, with depths of 3.7 to 5.5m, lie about 0.1 mile W of Pulau Reusam. A patch, with a depth of 5.9m, lies about 0.1 mile E of Pulau Reusam. Vessels making any stay at Teluk ...
Pejaba Islands, about 4 miles SSE of Pulau Keueh, consists of two wooded islands, with a low,rocky, barren islet, nearly always covered by surf, lying about 0.1 mile SW of the outer island. A rock, nearly awash, lies 0.3 mile S of the inner island.
Teluk Rigaih is nearly 2 miles wide and about the same in length; the coast is for the most part composed of rocky cliffs, excepting the swampy portion on its NE side. The four islands which encumber it divide the bay into the N and S harbors. There is always a heavy swell in Teluk ...
The Kokos Islands are two low islands, lying about 24 miles W of the N extremity of Pulau Simeulue.
