Talk:List of Indonesian provinces by highest point

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A reminder that the subjects of this article should be **strictly natural** and not man-made. This has come to my attention after seeing Jakarta's unnamed point being replaced with Autograph Tower – this convolutes the whole notion of what truly makes the tallest point. And this is already clarified in the article's description. Azurevanilla ash (talk) 12:15, 25 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Indonesia split Papua province into Papua, Central Papua, Highland Papua, and South Papua. Puncak Jaya is in Central Papua, so we know that's #1 on this list, and #2 is the second highest mountain in the province formerly known as Papua, which is Puncak Mandala. But what are the highest points in the other two? I can't find any info on that. Riverhugger (talk) 03:01, 29 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]