Sumbawa Regency

Sumbawa Regency is divided into twenty-four administrative districts (kecamatan), listed below with their areas and their populations at the 2010 Census^[2] and the 2020 Census,^[3] together with the official estimates as at mid 2025.^[1] The table also includes the locations of the district administrative centres, the number of administrative villages in each district (totaling 157 rural villages (desa) and 8 urban villages (kelurahan), the latter all in Sumbawa town District), and its postal code(s).

Note: (a) the five southern districts of Lunyuk, Orong Telu, Ropang, Lenangguar and Lantung are comparatively less densely populated; they cover a combined area of 2,095.96 km² (31.5% of the regency) with 48,187 inhabitants (just 9.06% of the regency population) in mid 2025. Conversely, the five northwestern districts of Alas, Alas Barat, Buer, Utan and Rhee (including their offshore islands) cover a combined area of 815.17 km (12.27% of the regency) with 124,416 inhabitants (23.39% of the regency population) in mid 2025.^[1]
(b) including several small islands in the Alas Strait off the northwest coast of Sumbawa.
(c) including Panjang Island and Kalong Island in the Alas Strait off the northwest coast of Sumbawa.
(d) including Saringi Island, Bedil Island and 3 smaller islands off the northwest coast of Sumbawa.
(e) The 8 villages comprising Sumbawa (town) District are all classed as urban kelurahan (Brang Bara, Brang Biji, Bugis, Lempeh, Pekat, Samapuin, Seketeng and Uma Sima); the other 157 villages in the regency are all classed as rural desa.
(f) Labuhan Badas District comprises the substantial (in area) but sparsely populated island of Pulau Moyo (administratively, Labuhan Aji and Sebotok desa), covering 345 km² with about 4,200 inhabitants; it also includes the smaller Pulau Medang (with even smaller Bajo Medang) to its west, and the small Pulau Sakonci to its northeast off the coast of the Sanggar Peninsula, together with an area of 66.46 km² on mainland Sumbawa situated to the west of Sumbawa Besar (town), this mainland area containing most (29,389 people in 2024) of the district's population in the three suburban desa of Labuhan Sumbawa (14,878 inhabitants), Karang Dima (8,973) and Labuhan Badas (5,538).
(g) Note that the three districts with "Moyo" in their names do not include any part of Moyo Island, but are situated to its south on Sumbawa Island itself and on other small offshore islands.
(h) the last-named five districts constitute the eastern extension of the regency, with a combined area of 1,828.78 km² and 110,207 inhabitants in mid 2025, based on the town of Plampang with 5,359 inhabitants in 2023.

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