East Tanjung Jabung, Administrative regency in Jambi Province, Indonesia.
East Tanjung Jabung is an administrative regency in Jambi Province on the island of Sumatra, encompassing agricultural land and coastal areas along the Berbak River. The region spans territories shaped by river deltas and wetlands, with Muara Sabak serving as its main administrative center.
The regency was established in 1999 as an independent administrative entity when the original Tanjung Jabung territory was divided. This separation occurred as part of Indonesia's broader administrative reorganization following decentralization reforms.
The population of 331,058 residents in East Tanjung Jabung maintains local traditions through eleven distinct administrative districts, each with specific community practices.
The region is connected through a network of river passages that enable water and land transport across the territories. Visitors should expect tropical climate conditions and seasonal flooding in lowland and coastal areas.
The regency carries the motto 'Sepucuk Nipah Serumpun Nibung', which references native palm species and symbolizes the unity of local communities. This saying reflects how the population connects their identity to the natural environment and shared heritage.
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