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Peta Provinsi Jambi http://jambi.bps.go.id http://jambi.bps.go.id JAMBI DALAM ANGKA JAMBI IN FIGURES 2012 http://jambi.bps.go.id JAMBI DALAM 2012 Jambi in Figures 2012 ISSN : 0215.2029 No. Publikasi / Publication Number : 15560.13.15 Katalog BPS / BPS Catalogue : 1102001.15 Ukuran Buku / Book Size: 21 x 15 cm Jumlah Halaman / Number of Pages: xlvii + 674 hal/pages Naskah / Manuscript : BPS Provinsi Jambi BPS – Statistics of Jambi Province Penyunting / Editor : Bidang Integrasi Pengolahan dan Diseminasi Statistik Division of Data Processing Integration and Statistical Dissemination Gambar dan Grafik/ Picture & Charts : Bidang Integrasi Pengolahan dan Diseminasi Statistik Division of Data Processing Integration and Statistical Dissemination Gambar Kulit / Cover Design : Bidang Integrasi Pengolahan dan Diseminasi Statistik Division of Datahttp://jambi.bps.go.id Processing Integration and Statistical Dissemination Diterbitkan oleh / Published by : BPS Provinsi Jambi BPS – Statistics of Jambi Province Dicetak oleh / Printed by : Boleh dikutip dengan menyebutkan sumbernya/ May be cited with reference to the source PETA PROVINSI JAMBI SelatBerhala Senyerang #S #S #YKUALATUNGKAL PROV.RIAU #S #S TelukNilau #S P.Berhala BetaraKiri KAB. TANJABBARAT #S #STebingTinggi Mendahara #S TelukSerdang #S #S DusunKebon KampungLaut #SSungai Lokan KAB. TANJABTIMUR #SNipahPanjang Sungai Abang #S PelabuhanDagang #Y MUARASABAK PROV. SUMATERABARAT #S #S BalaiRajo NibungPutih #S #S #S BandarJaya #S SekuturJaya PandanJaya #S PulauBatu #S LubukKambing #SRantauIndah PulauTemiang #S #S Me#Srlung #S #S #S DesaSimpang #S WirotoAgung SimpangKiri #SRantauIkil KAB. TEBO RantauBadak #S TelukSingkawang #S #S #S#S PasarLubukLandai Tanjung #S KAB. MUAROJAMBI #S #S TanahTumbuh #S SENGETI #S#Y #S #Y #S MUARABUNGO #Y #S #S MUARATEBO Sungai Bengkal Jambi Kecil #S Limbur #S JembatanMas #S JAMBI RantauPandan #SKuamangJaya Sungai Rengas #S %[ #S Pudak #S #S #S #S PintasTuo #S #S Mua#SraTembesi KOTAJAMBI MuaraBuat KembangPaseban #S #SRantauKeloyang #S Sungai Bulian MUA#YRABULIAN #SPelompek #S #S KAB. BUNGO #S RantauLimauManis #S Sebapo BatangSangir Bajubang #S RantauPanjang KAB. BATAN#S GHARI #S MuaraJangga SiulakDeras #S Sidolego #S MuaraKibul #S #S #S KAB. KERINCI #S RawaJaya Sungai Bahar Siulak #S MuaraJernih #S #S Jernih #S #SSemurup SungaiUlak #S BANGKO #S Mandiangin #S SUNGAI PENUH#Y #S #Y #S SanggaranAgung #S #S #SPulauRengas #SPamenang #S #S #S KOTAS.PENUH Sungai Manau #S Pauh #S #S Tamiai Meranti Jujun KAB. SAROLANGUN KAB. MERANGIN #S Kecimbung #SLempur #S #S Sekancing MuaraSiau #S #YSAROLANGUN #S LubukResam #S #S PasarMasurai #S Pelawan http://jambi.bps.go.idPulauPandan #S PekanGedang PROV.SUMATERASELATAN #S RantauSuli #S Singkut #S MuaraMaderas PROV.BENGKULU http://jambi.bps.go.id SADAR STATISTIK Penyelenggara : Sadar untuk menggunakan teknik statistik yang tepat guna dan menyajikan data statistik yang diperlukan konsumen secara tepat waktu, akurat dan mudah dipahami. Responden : Sadar untuk memberikan jawaban apa adanya sesuai dengan kenyataan tanpa ragu-ragu. Pengguna : Sadar untuk memahami metode, konsep/definisi serta memanfaatkan data statistik secara optimal. http://jambi.bps.go.id AWARE OF STATISTICS Organizers: Conscious effort to use appropriate statistical techniques and present the necessary statistical data consumers in a timely, accurate and easily understood. Respondents: Aware to provide answers as is consistent with the fact without hesitation. Users: Aware to understand the methods, concepts/definitions and optimally utilize statistical data. http://jambi.bps.go.id GUBERNUR PROVINSI JAMBI http://jambi.bps.go.id H. HASAN BASRI AGUS http://jambi.bps.go.id LAMBANG DAERAH PROVINSI JAMBI PENGERTIAN LAMBANG DAERAH 1. Bidang dasar persegi lima : Melambangkan jiwa dan semangat PANCASILA Rakyat Jambi. 2. Enam lobang mesjid dan satu keris serta fondasi mesjid dua susun batu diatas lima dan dibawah tujuh : Melambangkan berdirinya daerah Jambi sebagai daerah otonom yang berhak mengatur rumahtangganya sendiri pada tanggal 6 Januari 1957. 3. Sebuah mesjid : Melambangkan keyakinan dan ketaatan Rakyat Jambi dalam beragama. 4. Keris Siginjai : Keris Pusaka yang melambangkan kepahlawanan Rakyat Jambi menentang penjajahan dan kezaliman menggambarkan bulan berdirinya Provinsi Jambi pada bulan Januari. 5. Cerana yang pakai kain penutup persegi sembilan : Melambangkan Keiklasan yang bersumber pada keagungan Tuhan menjiwai Hati Nurani. 6. GONG : http://jambi.bps.go.id Melambangkan jiwa demokrasi yang tersimpul dalam pepatah adat "BULAT AIR DEK PEMBULUH, BULAT KATO DEK MUFAKAT". 7. EMPAT GARIS : Melambangkan sejarah rakyat Jambi dari kerajaan Melayu Jambi hingga menjadi Provinsi Jambi. 8. Tulisan yang berbunyi: "SEPUCUK JAMBI SEMBILAN LURAH" didalam satu pita yang bergulung tiga dan kedua belah ujungnya bersegi dua melambangkan kebesaran kesatuan wilayah geografis 9 DAS dan lingkup wilayah adat dari Jambi : "SIALANG BELANTAK BESI SAMPAI DURIAN BATAKUK RAJO DAN DIOMBAK NAN BADABUR, TANJUNG JABUNG". (Berdasarkan Peraturan Daerah Provinsi Jambi No.1/1969) SYMBOL OF JAMBI PROVINCE MEANING OF THE SYMBOL: 1. Five Square base plane : Symbolizes the spirit of pancasila among Jambi people 2. Six holes of mosque, a dagger and a foundation of the mosque that consists of two flat stones, five above and seven below : Symbolizes of the establishment of Jambi as a regional autonomous areas that have the right set up their own household on January 6, 1957. 3. A Mosque: : Symbolizes the belief AND religious abservance of Jambi people. 4. Keris Siginjai : Keris is a weapon which symbolizes the heroism of Jambi people in opposing the colonialism and tyranny. It also describes the establishment of Jambi province in January. 5. Cerana that covered with nine square cloth: : Simbolizes sincerity that based on the greatness of god is always internalized consience. 6. GONG : http://jambi.bps.go.id Symbolizes the sipit of democracy which knotted in traditional proverb "BULAT AIR DEK PEMBULUH, BULAT KATO DEK MUFAKAT". 7. Four Lines : Symbolizes the history of Jambi people from kerajaan melayu Jambi until becomes Jambi province. 8. Writing: "SEPUCUK JAMBI SEMBILAN LURAH" on three rolling tape with square toed two symbolizes the greatness of geographical unity of the nine watershed land and scope of indigenous territories of Jambi: "SIALANG BELANTAK BESI SAMPAI DURIAN BATAKUK RAJO DAN DIOMBAK NAN BADABUR, TANJUNG JABUNG". (Based on Peraturan Daerah Provinsi Jambi No.1/1969) SAMBUTAN GUBERNUR JAMBI Pentingnya informasi statistik yang akurat dan dipercaya telah menjadi kebutuhan utama baik lokal, nasional maupun internasional. Oleh sebab itu saya menyambut gembira upaya Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) Provinsi Jambi menerbitkan ”Jambi Dalam Angka” secara berkala. Dukungan data yang akurat dan rinci sangat berguna dalam pembuatan kebijakan dan perencanaan serta evaluasi terhadap hasil-hasil pembangunan yang telah dicapai. Sebagaimana publikasi sebelumnya, ”Jambi Dalam Angka 2012” ini, di samping menyajikan data dari berbagai sektor, juga dilakukan peningkatan baik kualitas maupun kuantitas datanya. Kepada jajaran BPS yang telah berupaya sungguh-sungguh sehingga dapat menerbitkan publikasi ini, saya ucapkan terima kasih. Saya harapkan pada penerbitan-penerbitan selanjutnya, agar selalu diupayakan untuk meningkatkan kualitas informasi yang disajikan, dengan melakukan konfirmasi dan koordinasi dengan Dinas/Instansi Lembaga terkait. Saya harapkanhttp://jambi.bps.go.id kepada semua pihak dapat menggunakan publikasi ini sebagai sumber data yang sama, baik dalam menyusun perencanaan maupun melaksanakan evaluasi, sehingga dapat dilaksanakan secara baik, sistematik, menyeluruh dan terpadu. Jambi, Agustus 2013 GUBERNUR JAMBI H. HASAN BASRI AGUS FOREWORD THE GOVERNOR OF JAMBI Reliable and accurate statistic information has been the important needs locally, nationally and internationally. Therefore, I welcome pleasure and highly appreciate the effort of BPS Statistics of Jambi Province in publishing a periodical called ” Jambi in Figures”. Supports of accurate and detailed data is unquestionably of paramount important in planning and policy making as well as evaluating the proceeds of development. Compared to the previous issue. “Jambi in Figures of 2012” in which data of various sectors were published, this issue publishes more and better data in terms or quality and quantity. I would like to thank and appreciate those involved in this publication, especially for BPS Statistics of Jambi Province who have seriously prepared the material. I expect that there will always be improvement in the quality of information presented in the next publication by means of check and balance with the related institutions. I also wish to appealhttp://jambi.bps.go.id any party to use this publication as common source of data in both planning development and evaluation in order to get an integrated, comprehensive and systematic development program. Jambi, Agustus 2013 THE GOVERNOR OF JAMBI H. HASAN BASRI AGUS KATA PENGANTAR Publikasi “Jambi Dalam Angka 2012“ menyajikan data dari berbagai sumber data yang mencakup kegiatan statistik baik berupa data primer (hasil kegiatan statistik dasar BPS) maupun data sekunder (dikumpulkan melalui berbagai instansi pemerintah dan swasta). Publikasi ini mencerminkan kondisi Provinsi Jambi pada tahun 2012. Publikasi ini menyajikan tabel-tabel seperti tahun sebelumnya dengan perbaikan dan penyempurnaan. Pada kesempatan ini kami mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Dinas/Instansi Pemerintah dan Lembaga Swasta yang telah banyak
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