North Morowali, Administrative region in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.
North Morowali is an administrative regency in Central Sulawesi with Kolonodale serving as its administrative center. The territory comprises ten districts spread across lowlands and highlands with varying terrain.
The regency was established in 2013 when seven northern districts separated from the original Morowali territory. This administrative division created a new independent government unit in the region.
The name reflects its position as the northern section of the former Morowali territory. Local communities identify with this geographic distinction and it shapes how they see themselves as a distinct group.
The region is remote from Indonesia's major urban centers and requires planning for travel. Visitors should familiarize themselves with local transportation options and road conditions before arriving.
The regency experienced rapid economic changes following its establishment through mining operations. This growth significantly altered the local landscape and economic opportunities for residents.
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