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Landslides – Bali

Landslide potential for the next 3 days from hazard zones and rainfall in every regency/city

0
High-potential areas
0
Moderate-potential areas
6
Regencies/cities in high hazard zones
12 mm
Heaviest daily rain, next 3 days · Kab. Badung
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Landslide potential map

High potentialModerate potentialLow potentialVery low potential Hazard zone low–high Citizen reports

Each dot sits in the part of the area with the highest landslide hazard, where rainfall is measured. Click a dot for details. Hazard-zone shading can be switched off in the top-right corner of the map.

Bali

9 kabupaten/kota: 0 Tinggi 0 Menengah 6 Rendah 3 Sangat rendah

6 wilayah berada di zona bahaya longsor tinggi. ← All of Indonesia

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Kabupaten/kota rawan di Bali

Bar chart: daily rain over the last 3 days and the forecast for the next 3 days (light blue) in the most landslide-prone part of the area.

Regency/cityPotentialHazard zoneRain, last 3 daysMax. rain, next 3 daysDaily rainfall
Kab. Karangasem Low High
56% of the area in a high hazard zone		 8 mm 10 mm
Light
Kab. Tabanan Low High
45% of the area in a high hazard zone		 14 mm 9 mm
Light
Kab. Buleleng Low High
60% of the area in a high hazard zone		 9 mm 7 mm
Light
Kab. Klungkung Low High
35% of the area in a high hazard zone		 11 mm 7 mm
Light
Kab. Bangli Low High
62% of the area in a high hazard zone		 2 mm 3 mm
None/very light
Kab. Jembrana Low High
42% of the area in a high hazard zone		 11 mm 1 mm
None/very light
Kab. Badung Very low Moderate
10% of the area in a high hazard zone		 11 mm 12 mm
Light
Kab. Gianyar Very low Moderate
25% of the area in a high hazard zone		 8 mm 12 mm
Light

Citizen reports: landslides (30 days)

No verified landslide reports yet. Seeing ground cracks, a collapsing slope, or a landslide near you? Report here.

Know the signs and stay safe

Early signs of a landslide

  • New cracks appear in the ground, walls, or floors and widen after rain.
  • Trees, power poles, or fences tilt; doors and windows suddenly stick.
  • New springs appear, or well water and slope seepage suddenly turn muddy.
  • You hear rumbling or gravel falling from a slope.

During hours of heavy rain

  • If you live on a slope or below a cliff, move temporarily to a safer place.
  • Stay away from river valleys at the foot of hills: a landslide can dam a river that then bursts as a flash flood.
  • Avoid roads along steep slopes during and just after heavy rain.

Reduce the risk

  • Do not cut slopes vertically or build ponds and rice fields above steep slopes.
  • Plant deep-rooted trees and build drains so rainwater does not soak into the slope.
  • Report new cracks to the village office or BPBD; contact BPBD or local officials immediately if a landslide occurs.

Read the guide: Landslides: Recognise the Warning Signs and Stay Safe, Facing Floods and Landslides

What the potential levels mean

HighLandslides can occur when rainfall is above normal; old landslides can reactivate
ModerateLandslides can occur, especially in river valleys, road cuts, or disturbed slopes
LowLandslides are rare except on disturbed slopes
Very lowLandslides generally do not occur

How it is calculated. Potential high: high hazard zone (at least 30% of the area) with rain ≥ 50 mm per day in the next 3 days or ≥ 100 mm over the last 3 days. Potential moderate: moderate or higher hazard zone with rain ≥ 20 mm per day or ≥ 50 mm over 3 days.