page_title: Stone laterite Borneo
section_title: Location existence of laterite
hierarchical_section_title: Stone laterite Borneo / Location existence of laterite
caption_attribution_description: Bahasa Indonesia: Pengolahan laterit di lokasi
context_page_description: Stone laterite Borneo is a stone resembling hardened soil from the deposition of substances such as nickel and iron. Laterite itself naturally formed therein contained many elements and substances that make up the nutrients of the soil layer hardens like a rock.
  Long ago laterite stone often used as materials for laterite bricks because when moist easily cut, but once exposed to air for a long time will harden like stone.
context_section_description: According to Yves Tardy, researchers from the  French Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse And The Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique , estimates that this type of laterite cover about one-third of all land in the world. This layer is a sublayer of the forests in the equator, savannah-savanna in the humid tropics.
  Countries that are rich in the type of laterite is Brazil, Australia, Guatemala, Colombia, Central Europe, Burma, Cuba, Indonesia and the Philippines. Some geographical discoveries show that the row of laterite stones used as the foundation of the temples in Cambodia in the 9th century and 12th. Indonesia is one of the world's largest producer of laterite with a total of 1,063,843,000 tons of mapping results in 2004 of which 50% are in Borneo.
  Predicted almost 70% laterite stone types in Borneo is the good quality and can be used for making materials construction elements building so it can be economically viable and can be used as the livelihood of local people who have a mountain of laterite.
caption: Laterite processing location
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