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72 Status Desa Berdasarkan Indeks Desa Membangun STATUS DESA BERDASARKAN INDEKS DESA MEMBANGUN Kode Provinsi : 72 Nama Provinsi : SULAWESI TENGGARA KODEKAB KABUPATEN/KOTA KODEKEC KECAMATAN KODEDESA NAMA DESA IDM STATUS 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001307 SOBONON 0,5855 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001308 BOLONAN 0,5914 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001309 SAKAY 0,6148 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001310 SAMBIUT 0,5980 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001311 TONE 0,6038 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001312 ABASON 0,5850 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001313 SALANGANO 0,5720 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001314 BATANG BABASAL 0,5817 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001315 SAMPAKA 0,5863 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001316 LOPITO 0,5376 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM 72001317 KOMBUTOKAN 0,6165 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001311 TONUSON 0,5506 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001312 TOBUNGKU 0,5912 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001313 NULION 0,5452 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001314 PELEY 0,5715 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001315 KALUMBATAN 0,6048 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001316 KANALI 0,5760 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001317 MATA 0,5333 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TOTIKUM SELATAN 72001318 LOBUTON 0,5493 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001409 MANGGALAI 0,5693 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001410 AMBELANG 0,5982 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001411 SAIYONG 0,5713 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001412 TOMPUDAU 0,5912 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001414 BAKA 0,6587 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001415 BONGGANAN 0,6614 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001420 KAUTU 0,6579 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001421 BAKALAN 0,5769 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001422 BULUNGKOBIT 0,5715 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG 72001423 BUNGIN 0,5592 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001411 PAISUMOSONI 0,5428 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001412 TOBING 0,6559 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001413 TOBUNGIN 0,5735 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001414 MANSAMAT B 0,5934 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001415 MANSAMAT A 0,5827 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001416 KAMPUNG BARU 0,5545 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001417 TINANGKUNG 0,5919 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001418 GANSAL 0,5660 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG SELATAN 72001419 BOBU 0,5473 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001421 PALAM 0,6093 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001422 LUK SAGU 0,6146 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001423 TATAKALAI 0,5743 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001424 PONDING-PONDING 0,5630 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001425 LALONG 0,5689 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 TINANGKUNG UTARA 72001426 BAMPANGA 0,5736 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001501 MAMULUSAN 0,5165 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001502 KINANDAL 0,5531 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001503 TOMBONIKI 0,5644 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001506 OKUMEL 0,5800 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001507 POPIDOLON 0,5473 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001508 TANGKOP 0,4734 Sangat Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001509 BINUNTULI 0,5055 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001510 SALEATI 0,5943 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001511 BAJO 0,5974 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001512 LIANG 0,5863 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001514 BALAYON 0,5659 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001515 BASOSOL 0,5730 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001516 BOYOMOUTE 0,5875 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001519 APAL 0,5281 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001520 SELEKAN 0,5954 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 LIANG 72001521 LOOLONG 0,5813 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001511 TOLULOS 0,5582 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001512 POPISI 0,5556 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001513 LABIBI 0,5548 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001514 LUK 0,6192 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001515 TOMBOS 0,5879 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001516 ALAKASING 0,5055 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001517 PATUKUKI 0,6218 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001518 KOYOBUNGA 0,5999 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001519 KOLAK 0,5889 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001520 BALOMBONG 0,5625 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 PELING TENGAH 72001521 TUNGGALING 0,5842 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001601 TOLO 0,5436 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001602 LALANDAY 0,5338 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001603 MONTOMISAN 0,5668 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001604 SOSOM 0,5906 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001605 ALUL 0,5421 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001607 BULAGI DUA 0,5914 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001608 BOLOY 0,6041 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001609 MESELESEK 0,5991 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001610 OLUNO 0,6263 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001611 SUMONDUNG 0,5870 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001612 PELING SEASA 0,6898 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001613 KOMBA-KOMBA 0,6267 Berkembang STATUS DESA BERDASARKAN INDEKS DESA MEMBANGUN Kode Provinsi : 72 Nama Provinsi : SULAWESI TENGGARA KODEKAB KABUPATEN/KOTA KODEKEC KECAMATAN KODEDESA NAMA DESA IDM STATUS 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001614 KAMBAL 0,5660 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001615 TOOLON 0,5497 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI 72001616 KAYUBET 0,4937 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001611 BONE PUSO 0,5405 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001612 PANDALUK 0,5326 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001613 PALABATU DUA 0,5148 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001614 TATARANDANG 0,5192 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001615 LEMELU 0,5381 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001616 OSAN 0,4933 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001617 BALALON 0,5582 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001618 SABELAK 0,5511 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001619 SUIT 0,5220 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001620 TOI-TOI 0,5641 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001621 LOLANTANG 0,5884 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001622 PALABATU SATU 0,5590 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001623 MANGAIS 0,5316 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001624 UNU 0,5416 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001625 BABANG 0,5298 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001626 MOMOTAN 0,4786 Sangat Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001627 LABOTAKANDI 0,5081 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001628 ALASAN NGGOLOBUTON 0,5026 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001629 BOLUNI 0,5553 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI SELATAN 72001630 PIPILOGOT PAIPAISU 0,5018 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001621 BANGUNEMO 0,6099 Berkembang 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001622 PAISULUNO 0,5636 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001623 MONTOP 0,5745 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001624 BOLUBUNG 0,5102 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001625 BAKALINGA 0,5119 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001626 SAMBULANGAN 0,5887 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001627 KOYOBUNGA 0,5648 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001629 OMBULI 0,5045 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001630 LUK PANENTENG 0,5133 Tertinggal 72001 BANGGAI KEPULAUAN 1201260 BULAGI UTARA 72001631 MINANGA 0,5486 Tertinggal 72001
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