Pejagoan, Administrative district in Kebumen, Indonesia
Pejagoan is an administrative district in Kebumen, Central Java, spanning multiple villages with rice fields and rural settlements across its landscape. The area is characterized by gentle hills and basic infrastructure serving local administration and commerce.
The area was originally part of Karanganyar Regency and later became an independent administrative division of Kebumen in Central Java. This reorganization shaped the modern structure and administrative boundaries of the region.
Residents practice traditional agriculture with rice cultivation and hold regular local market events in their communities. These activities shape daily life and social connections throughout the region.
The administrative center is located close to Kebumen city, making it easy to reach urban services and markets. Public transport connects the various villages to administrative and commercial centers.
Mount Pranji rises as the most prominent elevation between Pengaringan and Watulawang villages and dominates the landscape from multiple vantage points. Its position serves as a natural landmark for visitors exploring the region's topography.
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