North Lampung

North Lampung extends across 2,725 square kilometers of inland territory with mountains, rivers, and agricultural lands throughout twenty-three districts.

The territory originated as the largest district in Lampung Province following Indonesian Law Number 14 of 1964 and underwent multiple administrative divisions from 1991 onwards.

The population of 666,618 inhabitants maintains traditional practices while incorporating elements from Malay, Javanese, and Minangkabau communities across the districts.

The administrative center of Kotabumi connects to other districts through a network of roads that facilitate commerce and transportation across the regency.

The territory contains natural attractions including Curup Selampung Waterfall, Curup Paten Waterfall, and the engineering works of Tirta Shinta Dam and Way Rarem Dam.

Location: Lampung

Capital city: Kotabumi

Elevation above the sea: 84 m

Shares border with: Way Kanan, West Tulang Bawang, Central Lampung, West Lampung

GPS coordinates: -4.81667,104.80000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:16