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Pofil Wilayah Kota Bengkulu Rencana Terpadu dan Program Investasi Infrastruktur RPI2-JM Jangka Menengah Bidang Cipta Karya Tahun 2015 - 2019 Bab 4 POFIL WILAYAH KOTA BENGKULU 4.1. Gambaran Geografis dan Administratif Wilayah Berdasarkan letak geografis Kota Bengkulu terletak ditepi pantai Barat Sumatera dengan posisi 102012”-102022” Bujur Timur dan 3045” - 3059” Lintang Selatan. Berdasarkan Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 46 Tahun 1986 luas Kota Bengkulu adalah 14.452 Ha. Secara administratif Kota Bengkulu dibatasi oleh (lihat gambar6.1 Peta Orientasi) : Sebelah Utara : Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara Sebelah Selatan : Kabupaten Seluma Sebelah Barat : Samudra Hindia Sebelah Timur : Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara Kota Bengkulu terbagi menjadi 9 Kecamatan dan 67 Kelurahan, yang pembagian wilayahnya adalah sebagai berikut (lihat gambar 4.1 dan Tabel 4.1) : Kecamatan Gading Cempaka, terdiri dari 5 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Padang Harapan, Kelurahan Jalan Gedang, Kelurahan Lingkar Barat, Kelurahan Cempaka Permai dan Kelurahan Sidomulyo. Kecamatan Singaran Pati, terdiri dari 6 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Jembatan Kecik, Kelurahan Panorama, Kelurahan Lingkar Timur, Kelurahan Timur Indah, Kelurahan Padang Nangka dan Kelurahan Dusun Beso. Kecamatan Ratu Agung, terdiri dari 8 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Tanah Patah. Kelurahan Kebun Tebeng, Kelurahan Sawah Lebar, Kelurahan Sawah Lebar Baru, Kelurahan Nusa Indah, Kelurahan Kebun Beler, Kelurahan Kebun Kenanga dan Kelurahan Lempuing. Kecamatan Ratu Samban, terdiri dari 9 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Anggut Atas, Kelurahan Anggut Bawah, Kelurahan Anggut Dalam, Kelurahan Kebun Geran, Kelurahan Kebun Dahri, Kelurahan Belakang Pondok, Kelurahan Pengantungan, Kelurahan Penurunan dan Kelurahan Padang Jati. Dinas Pekerjaan Umum Kota Bengkulu Tahun Anggaran 2014 4 - 1 Rencana Terpadu dan Program Investasi Infrastruktur RPI2-JM Jangka Menengah Bidang Cipta Karya Tahun 2015 - 2019 Kecamatan Teluk Segara, terdiri dari 13 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Malabero, Kelurahan Berkas, Kelurahan Sumur Meleleh, Kelurahan Pasar Baru, Kelurahan Jitra, Kelurahan Pasar Melintang, Kelurahan Kebun Keling, Kelurahan Kebun Ros, Kelurahan Pondok Besi, Kelurahan Pintu Batu, Kelurahan Tengah Padang, Kelurahan Bajak / Kampung Teleng dan Kelurahan Kampung Bali. Kecamatan Sungai Serut, terdiri dari 7 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Kampung Kelawi, Kelurahan Sukamerindu, Kelurahan Pasar Bengkulu, Kelurahan Tanjung Agung, Kelurahan Tanjung Jaya, Kelurahan Semarang dan Kelurahan Surabaya. Kecamatan Muara Bangkahulu, terdiri dari 7 Kelurahan yaitu : Kelurahan Rawa Makmur, Kelurahan Rawa Makmur Permai, Kelurahan Bentiring, Kelurahan Bentiring Permai, Kelurahan Pematang Gubernur, Kelurahan Beringin Raya dan Kelurahan Kandang Limun. Kecamatan Selebar, terdiri dari 6 Kelurahan yaitu: Kelurahan Pagar Dewa, Kelurahan Bumi Ayu, Kelurahan Betungan, Kelurahan Sukarami, Kelurahan Pekan Sabtu dan Kelurahan Sumur Dewa. Kecamatan Kampung Melayu, terdiri dari 6 Kelurahan yaitu: Kelurahan Kandang, Kelurahan Kandang Mas, Kelurahan Teluk Sepang, Kelurahan Sumber Jaya, Kelurahan Padang Serai dan Kelurahan Muara Dua. 4.2 Gambaran Demografi Faktor utama yang sangat menentukan dalam proses pertumbuhan dan perkembangan kota adalah faktor manusia dan kegiatannya serta pola pergerakan manusia. Ketiga faktor tersebut secara fisik termanifestasikan kepada perubahan akan tuntutan kebutuhan ruang. Pertumbuhan dan perkembangan kota dipenggaruhi oleh faktor manusia yang menyangkut kelahiran, kematian, adanya migrasi, perkembangan tenaga kerja dan lain sebagainya. Pembahasan aspek manusia dalam rencana tata ruang akan dibahas didalam sub bab berikut ini. 4.2.1. Jumlah Penduduk dan Laju Pertambahan Penduduk Berdasarkan data dari Dinas Kependudukan dan Pencatatan Sipil pada Tahun 2012 jumlah penduduk Kota Bengkulu sebesar 412.467 jiwa terdiri dari 150.685 jiwa laki-laki dan 142.716 jiwa perempuan dengan tingkat kepadatan 27 orang/Ha, dengan jumlah KK sebanyak 100.094 rumah tangga. Penduduk Tahun 2012 naik sebesar 1,55 persen dibandingkan jumlah penduduk Tahun 2011 yang berjumlah 313.324 jiwa Dinas Pekerjaan Umum Kota Bengkulu Tahun Anggaran 2014 4 - 2 Rencana Terpadu dan Program Investasi Infrastruktur RPI2-JM Jangka Menengah Bidang Cipta Karya Tahun 2015 - 2019 PENYUSUNAN RENCANA PEMBANGUNAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMUKIMAN KOTA BENGKULU S. Hitam PETA 2.1 PETA ORIENTASI KOTA BENGKULU KECAMATAN MUARA BANGKA HULU U KD. LIMUN KABUPATEN BENGKULU UTARA PEMATANG GUBERNUR 0.3 0 0.3 0.9 1.5 2.1 Km BENTIRING RAWA MAKMUR LEGENDA: PASAR BENGKULU KP. KELAWI Ke Kepahiang / Curup TELUK SEGARA Batas Wilayah Kotamadya KP. BALI TANJUNG AGUNG BAJAK TANJUNG JAYA KB. KELILING PD. BESI SEMARANG TENGAH PADANG SUKAMERINDU Batas Wilayah Kecamatan KP.CINA KECAMATAN SUNGAI SURUT MALEBERO KECAMATAN TELIK SEGARA SAWAH LEBAR BARU BLK. PONDOK SURABAYA TERATAI KB. ROS PENGANTUNGAN KB. DAHRI Batas Wilayah Kelurahan PINTU BATU JITRA KB. GERAN SUMUR MELELEH PS. MELINTANG BERKAS PS. BARU ANGGUT DLM PD. JATI SAWAH LEBAR ANGGUT ATAS Jalan KECAMATAN RATU AGUNG KB. KENANGA Danau ANGGUT BAWAH Dendam Tak Sudah Sungai PENURUNAN KB. TEBENG KECAMATAN RATU SAMBAN Kantor Camat KB. BELER TANAH PATAH DUSUN BESAR JEMBATAN KECIL NUSA INDAH PANORAMA Kantor Desa PADANG NANGKA LINGKAR TIMUR LEMPUNG PD. HARAPAN JL. GEDANG SIDOMULYO TPA SUMUR DEWA KECAMATAN GADING CEMPAKA RSUD M.YUNUS Ke Kepahiang / Curup LINGKAR BARAT KECAMATAN SELEBAR PAGAR DEWA SUKARAMI MUARA DUA PELUD FATMAWATI SOEKARNO PEKAN SAPTU BUMI AYU DS. KANDANG KANDANG MAS BETUNGAN KECAMATAN KAMPUNG MELAYU SUMBER JAYA Ke Seluma TPI PD. SERAI Pelabuhan Samudera Pulau Baai Ke Jenggalu Ke Simpang Tiga Ngalam KABUPATEN SELUMA Sumber : Peta Dasar Kota Bengkulu, 2002 PEMERINTAH KOTA BENGKULU DINAS PERMUKIMAN DAN PRASARANA WILAYAH KOTA BENGKULU KOTA BENGKULU II - 2 Gambar 4.1. Peta Orientasi Kota Bengkulu Dinas Pekerjaan Umum Kota Bengkulu Tahun Anggaran 2014 4 - 3 Rencana Terpadu dan Program Investasi Infrastruktur RPI2-JM Jangka Menengah Bidang Cipta Karya Tahun 2015 - 2019 PENYUSUNAN RENCANA PEMBANGUNAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN PERUMAHAN DAN PERMUKIMAN KOTA BENGKULU S. Hitam PETA 2.2 PETA PEMBAGIAN WILAYAH KOTA BENGKULU KECAMATAN MUARA BANGKA HULU U KD. LIMUN KABUPATEN BENGKULU UTARA PEMATANG GUBERNUR 0.3 0 0.3 0.9 1.5 2.1 Km BENTIRING RAWA MAKMUR LEGENDA: PASAR BENGKULU KP. KELAWI Ke Kepahiang / Curup TELUK SEGARA Batas Wilayah Kotamadya KP. BALI TANJUNG AGUNG BAJAK TANJUNG JAYA KB. KELILING PD. BESI SEMARANG TENGAH PADANG Batas Wilayah Kecamatan SUKAMERINDU KP.CINA KECAMATAN SUNGAI SURUT MALEBERO KECAMATAN TELIK SEGARA SAWAH LEBAR BARU BLK. PONDOK SURABAYA TERATAI KB. ROS PENGANTUNGAN KB. DAHRI Batas Wilayah Kelurahan PINTU BATU JITRA KB. GERAN SUMUR MELELEH PS. MELINTANG BERKAS PS. BARU ANGGUT DLM PD. JATI SAWAH LEBAR ANGGUT ATAS Jalan KECAMATAN RATU AGUNG KB. KENANGA Danau ANGGUT BAWAH Dendam Tak Sudah Sungai PENURUNAN KB. TEBENG KECAMATAN RATU SAMBAN Kantor Camat KB. BELER TANAH PATAH DUSUN BESAR JEMBATAN KECIL NUSA INDAH PANORAMA Kantor Desa PADANG NANGKA LINGKAR TIMUR LEMPUNG PD. HARAPAN JL. GEDANG SIDOMULYO TPA SUMUR DEWA KECAMATAN GADING CEMPAKA RSUD M.YUNUS Ke Kepahiang / Curup LINGKAR BARAT KECAMATAN SELEBAR PAGAR DEWA SUKARAMI MUARA DUA PELUD FATMAWATI SOEKARNO PEKAN SAPTU BUMI AYU DS. KANDANG KANDANG MAS BETUNGAN KECAMATAN KAMPUNG MELAYU SUMBER JAYA Ke Seluma TPI PD. SERAI Pelabuhan Samudera Pulau Baai Ke Jenggalu Ke Simpang Tiga Ngalam KABUPATEN SELUMA Sumber : Peta Dasar Kota Bengkulu, 2002 PEMERINTAH KOTA BENGKULU DINAS PERMUKIMAN DAN PRASARANA WILAYAH KOTA BENGKULU KOTA BENGKULU II - 4 Gambar 4.2 Peta Pembagian Wilayah Kota Bengkulu Dinas Pekerjaan Umum Kota Bengkulu Tahun Anggaran 2014 4 - 4 Rencana Terpadu dan Program Investasi Infrastruktur RPI2-JM Jangka Menengah Bidang Cipta Karya Tahun 2015 - 2019 Tabel 4.1 Pembagian Wilayah Di Kota Bengkulu Tahun 2013 Rukun No Kecamatan Kelurahan Rukun Tetangga Warga RW 01 RT 01 - RT 05 RW 02 RT 06 - RT 10 1.Sukarami RW 03 RT 11 - RT 17 RW 04 RT 18 - RT 26 RW 01 RT 01 - RT 05 RW 02 RT 06 - RT 10 2. Bumi Ayu RW 03 RT 11 - RT 13 RW 04 RT 14 - RT 17 RW 01 RT 01 - RT 06 RW 02 RT 07 - RT 11 RW 03 RT 12 - RT 17 RW 04 RT 18 - RT 22 3. Pagar Dewa RW 05 RT 23 - RT 28 RW 06 RT 29 - RT 34 1 Selebar RW 07 RT 35 - RT 39 RW 08 RT 40 - RT 43 RW 01 RT 01, RT 04 dan 05 RW 02 RT 10 - RT 13 dan RT 16 4. Betungan RW 03 RT 02, RT 03, RT 06, RT 14 RW 04 RT 07 - RT 09 dan RT 15 RW 01 RT 01 - RT 03 RW 02 RT 04 - RT 06 RW 03 RT 07 - RT 08 RW 04 RT 14 - RT 16 5. Pekan Sabtu RW 05 RT 12,RT 13 ,RT 17 RW 06 RT 18, RT 20, RT 21 RW 07 RT 09- RT 10 RW 08 RT 11,RT 19, RT 22 6. Sumur Dewa RW RT RW 01 RT 01 - RT 05 dan RT 16-17 7. Kandang RW 02 RT 02, 06, 07, 08, 11 RW 03 RT 09 - RT 15 RW 01 RT01 - RT 05 RW 02 RT 06 - RT 08, dan RT 22 RW 03 RT 09 - RT 11, 15, 21, 22, 08 8. Kandang Mas RW 04 RT 12, 13 RW 05 RT 14 - RT 17 dan RT 21 RW 06 RT 18 – 20 RW 01 RT 01 - RT 03 RW 02 RT 04 - RT 06 9.Padang Serai 2 Kampung Melayu RW 03 RT 07 - RT 09 RW 04 RT 10 - RT 12 RW 01 RT 01 - 03, RT 10, RT 14 RW 02 RT 04 - RT 06 10. Teluk Sepang RW 03 RT 07 - RT 09 RW 04 RT 11 – 13 RW 01 RT 02 - RT 07, RT 17, 20 11. Sumber Jaya RW 02 RT 09 - RT 11, 15, 21, 22, 08 RW 03 RT 12 - RT 14, RT 18 RW 04 RT 01, RT 16, RT 19 RW 01 RT 02, 03, 05 12. Muara Dua RW 02 RT 01, 04 13. Padang Harapan 5 RW 19 RT RW 01 RT 01 - RT 04 RW 02 RT 05 - RT 08 14. Jalan Gedang RW 03 RT 09, 15, 19, 20 3 Gading Cempaka RW 04 RT 14, RT 16 - RT 18 RW 05 RT 10 - RT 11 - RT 113 15. Lingkar Barat 4 RW 18 RT 16. Campaka Permai 8 RW 25 RT 17. Sidomulyo RW RT 18.
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