Segara Wedi* is a post-caldera cone located in the Tengger Caldera, East-Java, Indonesia. The cone is likely extinct, and is located immidiately S/SW of the active cone of Bromo. Segera Wedi last erupted in 0330 ± 50 years, according to radiocarbon (uncorrected) information made available at the Global Volcanism Program.
*The crater is sometimes also referred to as Segera Wedi Lor/Segera Wedi Kidul. I`ve not been able to establish what is the official name for the crater, however `Segara Wedi` seem to be the most used.
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The crater of Segera WediThe crater again holds a body of water, like it did in early 2019.Close up on the body of water within the old crater.Segera Wedi, in tha background is the caldera wall of Tengger.Segera WediBromo with the larger Segera Wedi crater behind it.Segera Wedi seen from the North, the water that used to be in the southern part of the crater in March earlier in 2019, is now gone.Segera Wedi holds a small body of water in the back. On my last visit to the area in December 2018, this was not the case. However its the middle of the rainy season now in March so a lot of rain water could have accumulated. (23th March 2019)Bromo seen from above the Segero Wedi crater (15th December)3. Crater of Bromo with the older Segera Wedi crater immidiatly behind it.10. Aerial view of Segero Wedi crater.The Segero Wedi. It is now the rainy season, and you may notice a body of water have formed in the back of the crater. Who knows, in the future this crater may turn into a crater lake? (20th February)
