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Bakauheni a district in South Lampung regency, Lampung, Indonesia.
Bakauheni is a port city in the province of Lampung, precisely at the southern tip of Sumatra Island. Located at the southern end of the Trans Sumatra Highway, linking the port Bakauheni Sumatra with Java via sea transportation.
Hundreds of ferry trip with 24 boats crossing the ferry from several operators sail Sunda Strait that connects Bakauheni to Merak in Banten Province, Java Island every day. The ferries crossing this ferry service primarily serves land transportation such as buses, intercity passenger bus between provinces, goods lorries and private cars.
The average duration of travel required between Bakauheni - Peacock or otherwise with this ferry is about 2 hours.
Bandar Lampung is the capital of Lampung province, Indonesia. This city has an area of 207.50 km ² with a population of 812,087 inhabitants (2008); 4597 population density / km ² and the population growth rate 3.79% per year.
Geographically, the capital of Lampung province is located at the main gate of Sumatra island, more or less exactly 165 km northwest of Jakarta.
Supported by its strategic position, causing the mobility of population and traffic in any protocol roads in Bandar Lampung tend solid, so that as one of the busiest cities in the western part of Indonesia, Bandar Lampung has an important contribution in land transportation and distribution logistics activities from Java to Sumatra and vice versa.
Bandar Lampung is the capital of Lampung Province. Therefore Bandar Lampung is a center of government, political science, education and culture, and is central to economic activity from the province of Lampung.
Forming the legal basis of this district is the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2008 Number 48.
Pringsewu is a new district in the province of Lampung, a district passed in the Parliament Plenary Meeting on October 29, 2008. Located 37 kilometers west of Bandar Lampung, the provincial capital.
Pringsewu Tanggamus separated from the district after going through a long process.
Pringsewu since formerly known as the "education city" in southern Lampung, because long ago in this city there has been a complete education, from kindergarten through college.
Currently Pringsewu approved as a separate district for a good development, both in terms of revenue, economic and educational level of the population. The main livelihood is farming in Pringsewu and trade. Its location is very strategic, very dear, if not utilized by the local government.
Tanggamus District is one of the Level II Regions in the province of Lampung, Indonesia. The district capital is located in the City Court. Tanggamus District was established based on Law No. 2 of 1997 dated March 21, 1997. District has an area of 3356.61 km ² and a population of 800,080 inhabitants (2000) with a density of 243 inhabitants / km ².
District Name Tanggamus taken from Mount Tanggamus name that stands right in the heart of Tanggamus district. District borders the West Lampung district, South Lampung Regency in the east and the Indonesian Ocean waters. At first the administration Tanggamus District consists of 11 (eleven) districts and 6 (six) representative districts. In 2000 to representatives of the six districts into subdistricts definitive, making the number of districts into 12 districts, namely:
1. Cukuh Balak
2. Kelumbayan
3. City Court
4. Causeway Sawa
5. Pugung
6. Island Stage
7. Semaka
8. Sumberejo
9. Talang Padang
10. Ulubelu
11. Wonosobo
12. Gisting
Lampung (commonly known as Southeast Sumatra) is a province of Indonesia, located on the southern tip of the island of Sumatra. It borders the provinces of Bengkulu and South Sumatra. Lampung is the original home of the "Lampung" tribe, who speak a distinct language from other people in Sumatra and have their own alphabet.
The province has a population of 6,731,000 (As of 2000[update] census). A large portion of the current population of Lampung is descended from migrants from Java, Madura, and Bali. These migrants came both spontaneously, in search of more land than was available on the more densely populated islands, as well as part of the government's transmigration program, for which Lampung was one of the earliest and most important transmigration destinations.
Lampung is commonly known for its geographical instability in terms of earthquakes and volcanoes. On May 10 2005, a strong earthquake measuring 6.4 on the richter scale struck the province. The historical volcano blast of Krakatau occurred in 1883, which resulted in disastrous consequences.
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