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Daftar Pasar Kode Okupasi 2935 DAFTAR PASAR KODE OKUPASI 2935 KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO PASAR (KAPAS) KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO PASAR (KAPAS) SYARIAH EDISI OKTOBER 2020 KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO KHUSUS (KARK) GEDUNG TUGURE, JL. RADEN SALEH NO. 50, JAKARTA 10330 TLP.NO: 021 3140267 (HUNTING) E-mail: [email protected] ; Website: www.kark.or.id KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO KHUSUS (KARK) SPECIAL RISK INSURANCE CONSORTIUM Lampiran SE / 025 / X / 2020 – 20 Oktober 2020 Nomor Kode Risiko (NKR) – Pasar Kode Okupasi 2935 KODE NAMA PROPINSI HALAMAN PROPINSI 01 ACEH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 - 4 02 SUMATERA UTARA ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5 - 9 03 SUMATERA BARAT ----------------------------------------------------------------- 10 - 13 04 RIAU ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14 - 16 05 RIAU KEPULAUAN ------------------------------------------------------------------ 17 - 18 06 JAMBI ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 - 20 07 SUMATERA SELATAN -------------------------------------------------------------- 21 - 23 08 BANGKA BELITUNG ---------------------------------------------------------------- 24 09 BENGKULU --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 10 LAMPUNG ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 - 28 11 D K I JAKARTA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 - 33 12 JAWA BARAT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 - 45 13 BANTEN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46 - 48 14 JAWA TENGAH ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 - 62 15 D I JOGYAKARTA ------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 - 64 16 JAWA TIMUR ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65 - 76 17 BALI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 77 - 79 18 NUSA TENGGARA BARAT -------------------------------------------------------- 80 - 82 19 NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR -------------------------------------------------------- 83 20 KALIMANTAN BARAT ------------------------------------------------------------- 84 - 85 21 KALIMANTAN TENGAH ----------------------------------------------------------- 86 - 87 22 KALIMANTAN SELATAN ---------------------------------------------------------- 89 - 90 23 KALIMANTAN TIMUR ------------------------------------------------------------- 91 - 92 24 GORONTALO ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 93 25 SULAWESI UTARA ----------------------------------------------------------------- 94 - 95 26 SULAWESI TENGAH --------------------------------------------------------------- 96 - 97 27 SULAWASI TENGGARA ----------------------------------------------------------- 98 - 99 28 SULAWESI SELATAN -------------------------------------------------------------- 100 - 103 29 MALUKU ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 104 30 MALUKU UTARA ------------------------------------------------------------------- 105 31 PAPUA BARAT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 106 32 PAPUA TENGAH -------------------------------------------------------------------- 107 33 PAPUA TIMUR ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 108 34 KALIMANTAN UTARA ------------------------------------------------------------- 109 35 SULAWESI BARAT ---------------------------------------------------------------- 110 - NOMOR KODE RISIKO (NKR) TIDAK DIGUNAKAN LAGI 111 Nomor Kode Risiko (NKR) Edisi Oktober 2020 warna biru - lokasi baru Page 2 KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO KHUSUS (KARK) SPECIAL RISK INSURANCE CONSORTIUM PROPINSI ACEH RATE (%o) / RATE EQ NO KOTA / KAB. N.K.R. NAMA PASAR ALAMAT PASAR ZONA KONTRIBUSI (%o) 1 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.01 18,00 KAMPUNG BARU JL KH. DAHLAN / PERDAGANGAN 5 1,90 2 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.02 18,00 ACEH / SHOPPING CENTRE JL. DIPONEGORO, KAMPUNG BARU 5 1,90 3 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.03 18,00 SAYUR PEUNAYONG JL. SUPRATMAN 5 1,90 4 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.04 18,00 SEUTUI JL. TEUKU UMAR, SEUTUI 5 1,90 5 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.05 27,00 KRUENG RAYA JL. KOTA NELAYAN BESAR, SABANG 5 1,90 6 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.07 27,00 INPRES PEUNITI / A TEUK JL. TMN MAKAM PAHLAWAN 5 1,90 7 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.08 18,00 SAYUR BANDA ACEH 5 1,90 8 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.09 36,00 KEUDE BANDA ACEH 5 1,90 9 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.10 27,00 INPRES GEUODONG BANDA ACEH 5 1,90 10 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.11 18,00 TEUKU CHIK PANTE JL. TEUKU CHIK PANTE, KULU 5 1,90 11 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.12 18,00 IKAN MANGGENG JL. A. YANI 5 1,90 12 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.13 27,00 ULEE KARENG JL. ISKANDAR CEURIH NO. 408 5 1,90 13 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.14 18,00 ALUE BILLIE / NAGAN RAYA DS. ALUE NAGA, KEC. SYAH KUALA 5 1,90 14 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.15 18,00 BARU KEUTAPANG JL. MAWAR NO.27, LAM BHEU, DARUL IMARAH 5 1,90 15 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.16 18,00 LAMNYONG / LAMGUGOB JL. TEUKU NYAK ARIEF, DS. LAMGUGUP 5 1,90 16 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.17 18,00 LAMBARO INGIN JAYA, ACEH BESAR 5 1,90 17 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.18 18,00 SAMAHANI JL. E.T SUMATRA HIGHWAY, LAMBARO SAMAHANI 5 1,90 18 KOTA BANDA ACEH 01.01.19 18,00 KARTINI JL. KARTINI, KEL. PEUNAYONG, KEC. KUTA ALAM 5 1,90 19 KAB. ACEH SELATAN 01.04.01 18,00 TAPAK TUAN TAPAK TUAN 5 1,90 20 KAB. ACEH SELATAN 01.04.02 18,00 SUBULUSSALAM JL. TERMINAL TERPADU.KEL.SIMPANG KIRI 5 1,90 21 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.01 18,00 INPRES TAKENGON TAKENGON 5 1,90 22 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.02 18,00 INPRES JANARATA TAKENGON 5 1,90 23 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.03 18,00 INPRES PONDOK BARU PONDOK BARU, BANDAR 5 1,90 24 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.04 18,00 KAMPUNG BARU TAKENGON 5 1,90 25 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.05 18,00 TERMINAL BUS TAKENGON 5 1,90 26 KAB. ACEH TENGAH 01.05.06 18,00 SIMPANG TIGA BUKIT BUKIT BENER MERIAH 5 1,90 27 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.01 36,00 BARU LANGSA JL. PASAR BARU 4 1,43 28 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.02 18,00 IKAN JL. PASAR IKAN 4 1,43 29 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.03 27,00 LANGSA JL. TEUKU UMAR 4 1,43 30 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.04 18,00 LAMA JL. PASAR LAMA 4 1,43 31 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.05 18,00 PISANG JL. PASAR PISANG 4 1,43 32 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.06 18,00 INPRES PEUREULAK JL. PERDAGANGAN 4 1,43 33 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.07 36,00 BARU KUALA SIMPANG JL. PASAR BARU 4 1,43 34 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.08 27,00 PUSAT LANGSA JL. PST.PASAR 4 1,43 35 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.09 36,00 TERMINAL LAMA JL. PASAR PAGI 4 1,43 36 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.10 18,00 TM. ZAIN JL. TM. ZAIN 4 1,43 37 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.11 18,00 REL KERETA API JL. REL KERETA API 4 1,43 38 KOTA LANGSA 01.06.12 18,00 ITC BLOK A JL. ISKANDAR MUDA IDIRAYEUK 4 1,43 39 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.01 18,00 PROYEK BARU PAGI JL. PASAR PAGI / JL. PERNIAGAAN 4 1,43 40 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.03 36,00 KAUDA KUTA BLANG LHOKSEMAWE 4 1,43 41 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.04 36,00 ARUM LHOKSEMAWE 4 1,43 42 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.05 27,00 LHOKSEMAWE JL. STASION K.A. 4 1,43 43 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.06 36,00 INPRES KAMPUNG JAWA BARU LHOKSEMAWE 4 1,43 44 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.07 36,00 LOS KRUENG GEUKUEN JL. PERDAGANGAN / JL. MAWAR 4 1,43 45 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.09 27,00 INPRES LHOKSEUMAWE JL. INPRES, TUMPOK TEUNGOH 4 1,43 46 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.10 27,00 BARU SAYUR JL. GUDANG BARU-BANDA SAKTI 4 1,43 47 KOTA LHOKSEUMAWE 01.07.12 27,00 BUNGKAIH JL. MUDA BALIA, DESA BUNGKAIH, KEC. MUARA BATU 4 1,43 48 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.01 18,00 LEUNG PUTU JL. RAYA BANDA ACEH 5 1,90 49 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.02 27,00 BEUREUNUN JL PASAR IKAN 5 1,90 50 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.03 18,00 KOTA BHAKTI SIGLI 5 1,90 51 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.04 18,00 PAGI JL. P. DIPONEGORO 5 1,90 52 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.05 18,00 PUSAT PERBELANJAAN JL. P. DIPONEGORO 5 1,90 53 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.06 27,00 INPRES JL PASAR INPRES 5 1,90 54 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.07 18,00 ULEE GLEE / KEU DE SIGLI 5 1,90 55 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.08 18,00 SAYUR SIGLI 5 1,90 56 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.09 18,00 SALA DUA TRIENGGADENG SIGLI 5 1,90 57 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.10 18,00 PERDAGANGAN JL. PERDAGANGAN 5 1,90 58 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.11 18,00 BARU JL. PASAR BARU 5 1,90 59 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.12 27,00 SIGLI JL. MUHAMAD BIYAH GAMPONG 5 1,90 60 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.13 18,00 MEUREUDU JL. RAMAI, DS.KEUDEMEUREUDU, KEC. MEUREUDE 5 1,90 Nomor Kode Risiko (NKR) Edisi Oktober 2020 warna biru - lokasi baru Page 3 KONSORSIUM ASURANSI RISIKO KHUSUS (KARK) SPECIAL RISK INSURANCE CONSORTIUM PROPINSI ACEH RATE (%o) / RATE EQ NO KOTA / KAB. N.K.R. NAMA PASAR ALAMAT PASAR ZONA KONTRIBUSI (%o) 61 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.14 18,00 KOTA BAKTI PIDIE 5 1,90 62 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.15 18,00 GAROT PIDIE 5 1,90 63 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.16 18,00 KEMBANG TANJONG KEL.KEMBANG TANJUNG KAB. PIDIE 5 1,90 64 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.17 18,00 GRONG-GRONG JL PASAR GRONG GRONG 5 1,90 65 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.18 18,00 BEUREUNUEN BAROYAMAN KEL. BAROYAMAN KEL. MUTIARA KAB,PIDIE 5 1,90 66 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.19 18,00 PEUKAN PIDIE JL. PEUKAN PIDIE, DESA GAMPONG LAMPOH LADA, KAB. 5PIDIE 1,90 67 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.20 18,00 GAMPANG KAUDEETANGSAE KEL / KEC TANGSAE PIDIE 5 1,90 68 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.21 18,00 PANTAE KEL. PANTAE KEL.SIMPANG TUGU KAB. PIDIE 5 1,90 69 KAB. PIDIE 01.08.22 18,00 JALAN PENDIDIKAN BLANG PIDIE 5 1,90 70 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.01 18,00 KUTACANE JL. AHMAD YANI 5 1,90 71 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.02 18,00 PAGI BLANG KEJEREN GAYO LUAS, ACEH 5 1,90 72 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.03 18,00 CINTA DAMAI / LAWE SIGALAGALA ACEH TENGGARA 5 1,90 73 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.04 27,00 INPRES KEL. KOTA, KEC. BABUSSALAM 5 1,90 74 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.05 18,00 PAJAK LAWE RUTUNG LAWE RUTUNG, LAWE BULAN, KAB. ACEH TANGGARA 5 1,90 75 KAB. ACEH TENGGARA 01.09.06 36,00 LAWE SIGALA-GALA JL. PEKAN LAWESI 5 1,90 76 KOTA SABANG 01.10.01 18,00 SABANG SABANG 5 1,90 77 KOTA SABANG 01.10.02 18,00 PAGI KUTA BARAT, SUKAKARYA, SABANG 5 1,90 78 KAB.
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