West Bogor, Administrative district in Bogor, Indonesia
West Bogor is an administrative district in Bogor comprising sixteen urban villages including Menteng, Balumbang Jaya, and Situ Gede. These neighborhoods vary in character and density, creating a diverse residential landscape across the district.
The district developed from nine original settlements organized into three major zones: Bogor central, Tjibaroesa in the east, and Parung in the west. This foundational structure continues to shape the district's organization and character today.
The population of West Bogor reflects Indonesian diversity with 96 percent Muslim residents and smaller communities of Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist, and Hindu practitioners.
The district connects easily to Jakarta through bus routes and train services from Bogor railway station. Moving between the urban villages and exploring different areas is straightforward for visitors.
Each of the sixteen villages in West Bogor demonstrates different population densities, ranging from 4,607 to 21,050 residents per square kilometer.
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