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Johol 341 Pasir Panjang 884 Kg. Langkap Bt. Besar Jelai G. Rembau NEGERI SEMBILAN Pengkalan Kempas Kota Kendong MALACCA Lubok China Orek nggi Sg. Li Dol Said's Grave 9 Kuala Linggi 227 Simpang Empat A’ Famosa Kg. Pokan Waterworld Tampin Berisu Gemencheh Megalithic Stones 1 Kg. S. Dua Kg. S. Baharu 5 Ptn. Keru Masjid Tanah 61 Gadek Hot Springs Peng. Balak Alor Gajah Tg. Bidara Batang Melaka 103 Tebong Ayer Kuning Selatan Bt. Terendak MALACCA Durian Tunggal Rumbia Recreational Lake Sg. Udang Nyalas 19 Selandar Tg. Keling/ Durian Tunggal Pantai Kundor Ayer Keroh 231 Batu Berendam Airport Bt. Asahan Sempang Bekoh Malacca Reptile Park • Tranquerah Jasin Malacca Fish World • Pulau Upeh Mosque Boat Trips MALACCA Hang Li Poh's Well Bt. Baru Hang Tuah's Well Gunung Ledang Mini Malaysia • Malacca's Chinatown 1276 G. Ledang Mini Asean Park • Ayer Molek (MT. OPHIR) Malacca Zoo • Malacca Crocodile Farm • Butterfly Farm • Tangkak Sagil Ayer Keroh Road • Umbai Ayer Keroh • Recreational Park 5 JOHOR Ayer Keroh Golf • and Country Club P. Besar Tangkak 235 Kundang St. Paul's Church • P. Lalang Merlimau Maritime Museum • Malacca Traditional House Sengkang Kampung Kling Mosque • Baba and Nyonya Heritage Museum • Bt. Kangkar Stadhuys • Hang Jebat Mausoleum • S. Mati Jonkers Street • Church of St. Peter • Kampong Hulu Mosque • r ua . M Literature Museum • Sg Ethnographic Museum • Panchor Cultural Museum • Pt. Bunga History Museum • Tg. Agas Royal Malaysian • Navy Museum Sam Po Kong Temple • 238 Pagoh Muar (Bandar Maharani) Simpang Jeram Christ Church • Malaysian Youth Museum • STRAITS OF MALACCA Cheng Hoon Teng Temple • Bakri A Famosa • Proclamation of • Independence Memorial St. John’s Fort • Portuguese Square • 24 N Parit Jawa 5 85 State Capital Land Above 900 Metres Federal And State Roads Places Of Interest Hill/Bukit .......................... Bt. River/Sungai ............... Sg. Town/Village Lighthouse 1 Federal Route Number g Diving Mountain/Gunung ........... G. Cape/Tanjung ............. Tg. Railway With Station River Interchange Village/Kampung .............. Kg. Bay/Teluk .................... Tk. Airport State Boundary Name Of Interchange River Mouth/Kuala ............ K. Station/Perhentian ...... Ptn. 762 Trigonometrical Station International Boundary Other Roads Landing Place/Pengkalan ...... Peng. Field/Padang ............... Pdg. Bt. Koh Mai With Height in Metres Toll Expressway Island/Pulau ..................... P. Lake/Tasik ................... T..

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REFERENCE MATERIALS Report on the Census of the Federated Malay
Malaysian Journal of Chinese Studies, 2016, 5(1): 67-81 REFERENCE MATERIALS Report on the Census of the Federated Malay States, 1901 (Part 1) 1. The following table shows the total male and female population of the Federated Malay States in 1891 and 1901, respectively and the total increases in the number of persons: — 1891 1901 1901, Increase Total State increase Increased Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females persons percentage Perak … … 156,408 57,846 214,254 239,556 90,109 329,665 83,148 32,263 115,411 35 Selangor … 67,051 14,541 81,592 136,823 31,966 168,789 69,772 17,425 87,197 51.7 Negri Sembilan 40,561 24,658 65,219 64,565 31,463 96,028 24,004 6,805 30,809 32 Pahang … … 57,444 57,444 46,746 35,970 *84,113 … … 26,669 31.7 Grand Federal … … 418,509 487,790 189,508 678,595 … … 260,086 38.3 total … * 1,397 Sakai aboriginals are included in this table. 2. Having regard to the proportional increases of the total population between State and State in the Federation at the present Census, quite undoubtedly the most striking feature is the very great increase in the total population of the State of Perak. In 1891 the total population of Perak was 214,254 persons. At the present Census the total population is 329,665 persons, or an increase of 115,411 persons. In 1891 the total population of Perak (214,254 persons) was 9,999 persons more than that of the total population of Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang combined (Selangor 81,592, Negri Sembilan 65,219, Pahang 57,444, or a combined total of 204,255 persons).
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