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Bali
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Jakarta
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Central
Java
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East
Java
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West
Java
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Yogyakatar
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Lampung |
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Banten
I West
Nusa
Tenggara I
East
Nusa
Tenggara
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Bengkulu
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South
Sumatra
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West
Sumatra
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North
Sumatra
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Riau
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Aceh |
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 Lampung
province
is
located
at
the
extreme
of
south
of
Sumatra
is
overlooked,
over
flown
by
most
tourists.
In
the
past
it
was
well
known
for
its
marvelous
'tapi'
fabrics,
some
using
real
gold
thread,
and
for
its
pepper.
But
today,
it
is
the
location
from
ambitious
transmigration
projects,
resettling
farmers
from
over-populated
Java.
It
boasts
volcanoes,
wildlife
reserve,
megalithic
remain
and
a
superb
coastline
of
deep-cut
bays
and
wonderful
beaches.
Its
capital
is
Bandar
Lampung,
is
made
up
of
twin
cities
that
is
Teluk
Betung
and
Tanjung
Karang.
Way
Kambas
Nature
Reserve
is a
130,000
ha
area
of
swamp
and
lowland
forest
with
wild
elephant,
tapir
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The
name
of
Lampung
province
was
taken
from
origin
Lampungnese.
Before
Indonesia
became
independent
country,
a
resident
led
Lampung
region
and
the
status
was
as
residency
area
(Residentie
lampungche
districten)
with
many
afdeling
(afdeling
Teloek
betoeng,
afdeling
metroand
afdeling
kotabumi).
The
villages/old
town
with
traditional
living
characteristic
could
be
found
like
sukadana,
menggala,
kenali,
liwa,
blambangan
umpu
etc.
A
part
of
these
town
bacame
the
capital
of
district.
In
the
first
of
2000
was
7
millions
the
population
of
Lampung
Province.
Among
10
district
/
town,
the
most
population
was
in
central
Lampung
with
1.901.630
and
the
density
population
was
in
Bandar
Lampung
city,
3.763
soul/km2. |
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Geographically
Lampung
province
is
located
between
3o
45'
and
6o
45'
South
Latitude
and
between
103o
40'
and
105o
50'
East
Longitude.
This
province
is
bordered
by:
North
side:
South
Sumatra
Province
South
Side:
Sunda
Strait
West
side:
Bengkulu
Province
East
side:
Java
Sea
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Wide
Area
The
wide
area
of
Lampung
province
is
33,307
sq
km,
Administrativelly
Lampung
Province
is
divided
among
4
regencies,
1
municipality
and
1
administrative
town
with
Bandar
Lampung
as
its
capital
city. |
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Temperature
The
humidity
of
this
province
is
various
between
50%
and
86%,
and
the
rainfall
is
ranges
between
2,000
and
4,000
mm
per
year.
The
temperature
ranges
between
20o
C
and
34o
C. |
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Demography
The
migration
flow
to
Lampung
province
is
supported
by
the
existence
of
heavy
plantation,
fishery
and
industry.
In
1994,
the
total
population
of
this
province
was
6,200,306
people,
with
its
average
density
of
196.8
people
per
Km2.
Compared
to
the
average
national
population
growth
amounted
to
2.144%
per
year,
this
province
was
on
the
lower
level
with
2.12%
per
year
during
the
1990-1994
period.
The
projection
and
composition
in
1997
can
be
seen
on
the
following
table. |
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Population
Lampung
society
consists
of
two
main
groups,
respectively
has
special
traditional
law.
They
are
Peminggir
traditional
society
and
Pepadun
traditional
society.
Peminggir
societies,
such
as,
Krui,
Ranau,
Komering,
and
Kayu
Agung
society,
live
along
the
coast
And,
Pepadun
society,
who
customarily
conservative,
such
as,
Abung
(Abung
Siwo
Migo),
Pubian
(Pubian
Telu
Suku),
Tulang
Bawang
(Migo
Pak),
Buai
Lima
(Way
Kanan),
and
Sungkay
Bunga
Mayang,
live
in
the
inland. |
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