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SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE · PAPUA NEW GUINEA · OCEANIA
Doma Peaks
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AT A GLANCE
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MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE
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Updated 3 November 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.
About this mountain
- Name
Doma Peaks
- Country
Papua New Guinea
- Volcano Number
253000
- Recorded elevation (m)
3556
- Source Elevation Metres
3568
Sources & scope
Smithsonian volcano profile; elevation difference from Atlas record is retained without treating it as an identity conflict
- Doma Peaks ↗Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program · checked 03/11/2026
Geology & landscape
Authoritative sources describe a composite stratovolcano with lava domes, probable landslide escarpments, and mainly andesitic to basaltic-andesitic rocks. The recorded eruption age is Pleistocene.
Sources & scope
published volcano morphology and rock-type summary
database record; not a declaration of present-day safety
- Doma Peaks ↗Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program · checked 03/11/2026
- Pleistocene volcanoes of the western Papua New Guinea Highlands ↗Geoscience Australia catalogue / Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources · checked 03/11/2026
Nature & wildlife
A detailed species list is not available for this mountain yet.
The broader Doma Peaks/Leiwaro Highlands tract is described in a national biodiversity report as having high scenic and biotic value; no exact-feature species claim is made.
Sources & scope
regional tract, not a claim of present legal protection or exact summit species occurrence
- Papua New Guinea Fourth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity ↗Government of Papua New Guinea via Pacific Data / SPREP · checked 03/11/2026
Conservation
A national biodiversity report says national-park status was considered; current legal protected status is not asserted.
Sources & scope
regional tract, not a claim of present legal protection or exact summit species occurrence
- Papua New Guinea Fourth National Report to the Convention on Biological Diversity ↗Government of Papua New Guinea via Pacific Data / SPREP · checked 03/11/2026
Safety & conditions
A historical government report classified Doma Peaks as dormant with hazard rating 8/10. This is not current clearance; check current PNG authority advice before planning.
Sources & scope
historical report classification only; not current monitoring or an access/safety clearance
database record; not a declaration of present-day safety
- Problems of Volcanic Hazards in Papua New Guinea ↗Geological Survey of Papua New Guinea / Papua New Guinea Geohazards Management Division · checked 03/11/2026
- Doma Peaks ↗Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program · checked 03/11/2026
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