Kebonjeruk

Kebonjeruk is a district in West Jakarta comprising seven administrative villages spread across an urban area. The region sits at low elevation and is crossed by major roads and waterways that divide its neighborhoods.

The area began as farmland during Dutch colonial times before transforming into a modern urban district. This shift from rural to city landscape shaped how the district developed and functions today.

The district serves as a broadcasting hub, home to major television stations including RCTI, MNCTV, GTV, Indosiar, and Metro TV. These media companies shape the working landscape and give the area an important role in Indonesia's television industry.

The district is well connected by roads, including the Jakarta-Tangerang toll road, and served by public buses linking to other neighborhoods. Visitors should expect traffic and use local transit options to move around effectively.

The district is marked by four boundaries that create distinct edges to the neighborhood. These include a creek, two major roads, and a residential area that together define where the district begins and ends.