Pinang, Tangerang
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| Country | Indonesia |
| Province | Banten |
| Municipality | Tangerang City |
| Area | |
• Total | 21.59 km2 (8.34 sq mi) |
| Population (mid 2023 estimate)[1] | |
• Total | 186,671 |
| • Density | 8,646/km2 (22,390/sq mi) |
Pinang is a town and an administrative district (kecamatan) of Tangerang City, in Banten Province of Indonesia, on the island of Java. The district covers an area of 21.59 km2. According to Indonesia's Central Agency of Statistics (BPS), the district's population was 185,342 in 2022[2] and 186,671 at the end of 2024.[3]
Situated in the southern part of Tangerang, Pinang District features a blend of residential, educational, and infrastructural developments. Pinang is also known for its planned township Alam Sutera, which features residential areas, commercial centers, and recreational facilities.
Additionally, Pinang is home to two private universities Bina Nusantara University (Binus) and the University of Bunda Mulia (UBM), both of which have featured in reputable academic institution rankings such as Times Higher Education[4] and QS.[5] These institutions attract a significant number of students from various regions of Indonesia and abroad,[6] adding to the district's diverse character and sense of prestige.
Pinang is strategically traversed by major transportation routes, including the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road and the Jakarta Outer Ring Road 2. The district features a significant infrastructure node, the Kunciran Interchange, where these two toll roads intersect. This interchange enhances the district's connectivity, facilitating smooth transit and access to other parts of Tangerang and Jakarta.
Pinang was established as an independent district in 2000, following its separation from the Cipondoh District. Since then, Pinang has witnessed substantial population growth and project development, emerging as an important district within the city of Tangerang.
Pinang District is sub-divided into 11 urban communities (kelurahan), as detailed below.[7]
| Area code | Name of kelurahan | Area in km2 | Population (Mid-2022 estimate) | Postal code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36.71.11.1001 | Pinang (town) | 1.72 | 21,442 | 15145 |
| 36.71.11.1002 | Sudimara Pinang | 1.18 | 18,757 | 15145 |
| 36.71.11.1003 | Neroktog | 1.90 | 18,237 | 15145 |
| 36.71.11.1004 | Kunciran | 1.18 | 17,050 | 15144 |
| 36.71.11.1005 | Kunciran Indah | 1.83 | 34,421 | 15144 |
| 36.71.11.1006 | Kunciran Jaya | 2.40 | 10,062 | 15144 |
| 36.71.11.1007 | Cipete | 2.10 | 17,000 | 15142 |
| 36.71.11.1008 | Pakojan | 2.10 | 8,394 | 15142 |
| 36.71.11.1009 | Panunggangan | 2.04 | 10,672 | 15143 |
| 36.71.11.1010 | Panunggangan Utara | 2.06 | 24,164 | 15143 |
| 36.71.11.1011 | Panunggangan Timur | 2.06 | 3,404 | 15143 |
| 36.71.11 | Totals | 20.57 | 183,603 (a) |
Notes: (a) the gender distribution of the population is estimated at 92,133 males and 91,470 females.
The district’s location and infrastructure developments, such as major highways and educational institutions, make it a significant part of Tangerang’s urban landscape. The presence of key amenities and the township's planned background further enhance the appeal of these communities for both residents and visitors.