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Also known as Kecamatan Rancaekek, Rancaekek District, Ranca Ekek

Rancaekek is an administrative district (Kecamatan) in the Bandung Regency, part of the West Java Province of Indonesia. The district is a plain area crossed by several rivers, namely the Cikijing, the Cimande, and the Citarik, all of which flow into the major Citarum. It is located southeast of the major West Java city of Bandung.

Key facts

Settlement.subdivision_type
Country
Settlement.subdivision_name
Indonesia
Settlement.subdivision_type1
Province
Settlement.subdivision_name1
West Java
Settlement.subdivision_type2
Regency
Settlement.subdivision_name2
Bandung
Settlement.area_total_km2
46.49
Settlement.population_total
192921
Settlement.population_density_km2
auto
Settlement.timezone1
UTC+7 (IWST)

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
kecamatan
Country
Indonesia
Located in
Bandung
Population
187904
Area
45.25
Elevation
667
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name
Rancaekek
Statistics Indonesia area code
3204110
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Encyclopedic overview

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Rancaekek is an administrative district (Kecamatan) in the Bandung Regency, part of the West Java Province of Indonesia. The district is a plain area crossed by several rivers, namely the Cikijing, the Cimande, and the Citarik, all of which flow into the major Citarum. It is located southeast of the major West Java city of Bandung.

==Administrative divisions== Rancaekek District is divided into the following fourteen administrative villages - one urban Kelurahan (Rancaekek Kencana) and thirteen rural desa. These are listed below with their areas, their populations at the 2020 Census, and the official estimates as at mid 2024. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Kodewilayah !Village !Areainkm2 !PopulationCensus2020 !Populationestimatemid 2024 |- | 32.04.28.2001 |Rancaekek Wetan |align="right"| 2.26 |align="right"| 24,430 |align="right"| 24,661 |- | 32.04.28.2002 |Rancaekek Kulon |align="right"| 3.25 |align="right"| 13,910 |align="right"| 15,004 |- | 32.04.28.2003 |Bojongsalam |align="right"| 2.00 |align="right"| 6,990 |align="right"| 7,531 |- | 32.04.28.2004 |Bojongloa |align="right"| 4.24 |align="right"| 20,220 |align="right"| 22,132 |- | 32.04.28.2005 |Jelegong |align="right"| 4.37 |align="right"| 21,920 |align="right"| 22,912 |- | 32.04.28.2006 |Linggar |align="right"| 3.51 |align="right"| 11,800 |align="right"| 11,841 |- | 32.04.28.2007 |Cangkuang |align="right"| 5.73 |align="right"| 14,280 |align="right"| 14,033 |- | 32.04.28.2008 |Haurpugur |align="right"| 3.85 |align="right"| 8,100 |align="right"| 8,869 |- | 32.04.28.2009 |Sukamanah |align="right"| 4.77 |align="right"| 8,250 |align="right"| 8,948 |- | 32.04.28.2010 |Sukamulya |align="right"| 3.50 |align="right"| 9,070 |align="right"| 9,417 |- | 32.04.28.2011 |Tegal Sumedang |align="right"| 4.07 |align="right"| 4,440 |align="right"| 5,010 |- | 32.04.28.2012 |Sangiang |align="right"| 2.64 |align="right"| 7,250 |align="right"| 7,771 |- | 32.04.28.2013 |Nanjung Mekar |align="right"| 1.42 |align="right"| 12,180 |align="right"| 12,286 |- | 32.04.28.1014 |Rancaekek Kencana |align="right"| 1.09 |align="right"| 22,670 |align="right"| 22,506 |- | | Totals |align="right"| 46.49 |align="right"| 185,499 |align="right"| 192,921 |}

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