North Minahasa

North Minahasa covers 1,059 square kilometers of land area, encompassing coastal regions and several offshore islands including Bangka, Talisei, and Mantenang.

The territory separated from Minahasa Regency in 2003, establishing its administrative center in Airmadidi and marking a new chapter in regional governance.

The region maintains traditional administrative structures through ten districts, each containing multiple villages that preserve local customs and community organization.

The population density reaches 220 inhabitants per square kilometer, with the total population surpassing 231,000 residents as recorded in mid-2023.

The territory includes four major offshore islands that contribute to its geographical diversity, with elevations reaching 211 meters above sea level.

Location: North Sulawesi

Capital city: Airmadidi

Elevation above the sea: 211 m

Shares border with: Minahasa, Manado, Bitung

Website: http://minutkab.go.id

GPS coordinates: 1.40250,124.96000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:42