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Also known as Katapang District

Katapang is an administrative district (Kecamatan) in the Bandung Regency, in the West Java Province of Indonesia. The district is located south of the major West Java city of Bandung. Although outside of the city itself, the district is highly urbanised, with a population of 140,044 people in 2025, and an average density of 8,618 per km2.

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Instance of
kecamatan
Country
Indonesia
Located in
Bandung
Population
130012
Area
15.20
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Ketapang
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Category:Katapang, Bandung
Statistics Indonesia area code
3204180
name
Katapang
Commons category
Katapang
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Katapang is an administrative district (Kecamatan) in the Bandung Regency, in the West Java Province of Indonesia. The district is located south of the major West Java city of Bandung. Although outside of the city itself, the district is highly urbanised, with a population of 140,044 people in 2025, and an average density of 8,618 per km2.

==Administrative divisions== The Katapang District is divided into the following seven administrative villages - all classed as nominally rural desa and sharing the post code of 40921. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Kodewilayah !Village !Areainkm2 !Populationestimate2025 |- | 32.04.11.2001 |Sangkanhurip |align="right"| 3.24 |align="right"| 35,885 |- | 32.04.11.2002 |Katapang (village) |align="right"| 2.29 |align="right"| 16,524 |- | 32.04.11.2004 |Gandasari |align="right"| 1.61 |align="right"| 18,454 |- | 32.04.11.2006 |Sukamukti |align="right"| 3.19 |align="right"| 20,112 |- | 32.04.11.2007 |Cilampeni |align="right"| 2.26 |align="right"| 21,659 |- | 32.04.11.2008 |Pangauban |align="right"| 1.66 |align="right"| 17,716 |- | 32.04.11.2009 |Banyusari |align="right"| 2.00 |align="right"| 9,694 |- | Totals | |align="right"| 16.25 |align="right"| 140,044 |}

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