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Kode Dan Data Wilayah Administrasi Pemerintahan Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah KODE DAN DATA WILAYAH ADMINISTRASI PEMERINTAHAN PROVINSI SULAWESI TENGAH JUMLAH N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / K O D E WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N (Jiwa) *) KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) 72 SULAWESI TENGAH 72.01 1 KAB. BANGGAI 13 32 271 9.672,70 364.521 Data luas wil. berdasarkan UU No.51/1999 72.01.01 1 Batui 7 16 72.01.01.2001 1 Sinorang 72.01.01.2002 2 Nonong 72.01.01.2003 3 Kayowa 72.01.01.2004 4 Sukamaju 72.01.01.2005 5 Ondo-Ondolu 72.01.01.1006 1 Bugis 72.01.01.1007 2 Balantang 72.01.01.1008 3 Batui 72.01.01.1009 4 Tolando 72.01.01.1010 5 Lamo Menjadi Kel., Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.01.2011 6 Honbola 72.01.01.2012 7 Uso 72.01.01.2013 8 Bonebalantak 72.01.01.2014 9 Masungkang 72.01.01.2015 10 Sukamaju I 72.01.01.2016 11 Ondo-Ondolu I 72.01.01.1017 6 Sisipan 72.01.01.2018 12 Maleo Jaya 72.01.01.2019 13 Maasing 72.01.01.2020 14 Ombolu Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.01.2021 15 Gori-Gori Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.01.2022 16 Paisu Buloli Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.01.1023 7 Bakung Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.02 2 Bunta 3 29 Bangketa Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Tobelombang Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 1 N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / JUMLAH WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N K O D E KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) (Jiwa) *) Balaang Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Mantan B Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Tomeang Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Pakowabunta Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Pimbobo Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 72.01.02.2008 1 Simpang II 72.01.02.2009 2 Simpang I Bolubungkang Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Petak Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Bella Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Binohu Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 72.01.02.1014 1 Bunta I 72.01.02.2015 3 Bohotokong 72.01.02.2016 4 Dondo Simoli 72.01.02.2017 5 Laonggo 72.01.02.2018 6 Mantan A 72.01.02.2019 7 Dowiwi 72.01.02.2020 8 Doda Bunta 72.01.02.2021 9 Gonohop 72.01.02.2022 10 Koninis 72.01.02.2023 11 Hion 72.01.02.2024 12 Tombongan Ulos 72.01.02.1025 2 Bunta II 72.01.02.2026 13 Pongian 72.01.02.2027 14 Tuntung 72.01.02.2028 15 Nanga-Nangaon 72.01.02.2029 16 Toima 72.01.02.2030 17 Matabas 72.01.02.2031 18 Huhak 72.01.02.2032 19 Lontio 72.01.02.2033 20 Beringin Jaya 72.01.02.2034 21 Rantau Jaya 72.01.02.2035 22 Sumber Mulia Damai Makmur Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 2 N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / JUMLAH WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N K O D E KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) (Jiwa) *) Jaya Makmur Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Saiti Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 Sumber Agung Menjadi wil. Kec. Nuhon, Perda No.3/2004 72.01.02.2040 23 Dwipa Karya 72.01.02.2041 24 Demangan Jaya Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.2042 25 Balanga Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.2043 26 Longgolian Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.2044 27 Kalumbangan Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.2045 28 Polo Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.2046 29 Lokait Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.02.1047 3 Salabenda Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.03 3 Kintom 3 13 72.01.03.2001 1 Kalolos 72.01.03.2002 2 Tangkiang 72.01.03.2003 3 Padang 72.01.03.2004 4 Manyula 72.01.03.2005 5 Uling 72.01.03.1006 1 Kintom Menjadi Kel., Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.03.2007 6 Samadoya 72.01.03.2008 7 Dimpalon 72.01.03.2009 8 Solan 72.01.03.1010 2 Mendono 72.01.03.1011 3 Lontio 72.01.03.2012 9 Padungnyo 72.01.03.2013 10 Babanbuyangge 72.01.03.2014 11 Sayangbongin 72.01.03.2015 12 Solan Baru Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.03.2016 13 Lumbe Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.04 4 Luwuk 13 11 72.01.04.1001 1 Nambo Padang 72.01.04.1002 2 Nambo Lempek 72.01.04.2003 1 Koyoan 72.01.04.2004 2 Bubung 72.01.04.1005 3 Maahas 3 N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / JUMLAH WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N K O D E KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) (Jiwa) *) 72.01.04.1006 4 Simpong 72.01.04.1007 5 Hanga Hanga 72.01.04.2008 3 Tontouan 72.01.04.1009 6 Luwuk 72.01.04.1010 7 Baru 72.01.04.1011 8 Soho 72.01.04.1012 9 Bungin 72.01.04.2013 4 Lumpoknyo 72.01.04.1014 10 Kilongan 72.01.04.2015 5 Bumi Beringin 72.01.04.2016 6 Boyou 72.01.04.2017 7 Biak 72.01.04.2018 8 Bunga 72.01.04.2019 9 Kamumu 72.01.04.2020 10 Salodik Kayu Tanyo Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Hunduhan Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Pohi Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Baya Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Bantayan Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Uwediken Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Lauon Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 Boitan Menjadi wil. Kec. Luwuk Timur, Perda No.3/2003 72.01.04.2029 11 Awu 72.01.04.1030 11 Kilongan Permai Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.04.1031 12 Keraton Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.04.1032 13 Tanjung Tuwis Perda No. 3/2008 72.01.05 5 Lamala - 19 72.01.05.2001 1 Lonas 72.01.05.2002 2 Boras 72.01.05.2003 3 Sulubombong 72.01.05.2004 4 Bolla 72.01.05.2005 5 Bombongan 72.01.05.2006 6 Binotik 4 N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / JUMLAH WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N K O D E KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) (Jiwa) *) 72.01.05.2007 7 Sobol 72.01.05.2008 8 Pondang 72.01.05.2009 9 Nipa 72.01.05.2010 10 Kagitakan 72.01.05.2011 11 Sirong 72.01.05.2012 12 Poroan 72.01.05.2013 13 Lomba 72.01.05.2014 14 Bonebobakal 72.01.05.2015 15 Baruga 72.01.05.2016 16 Kotabaru 72.01.05.2017 17 Labotan Tangabean Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 Taugi Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 Eteng Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 Minangandala Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 Simpangan Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 72.01.05.2023 18 Tinonda Padewatakarya Kembangmerta Menjadi wil. Kec. Masama, Perda No.4/2003 72.01.05.2026 19 Garuga Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.06 6 Balantak 2 28 72.01.06.2001 1 Tombos 72.01.06.2002 2 Dondo 72.01.06.2003 3 Sepe 72.01.06.2004 4 Booy 72.01.06.2005 5 Tintingan 72.01.06.2006 6 Resarna 72.01.06.2007 7 Giwang 72.01.06.2008 8 Tongke 72.01.06.2009 9 Talima A 72.01.06.2010 10 Talima B 72.01.06.2011 11 Gorontalo 72.01.06.2012 12 Poyang 72.01.06.2013 13 Dolom 5 N A M A / J U M L A H LUAS JUMLAH NAMA PROVINSI / JUMLAH WILAYAH PENDUDUK K E T E R A N G A N K O D E KABUPATEN / KOTA KAB KOTA KECAMATAN KELURAHAN D E S A (Km2) (Jiwa) *) 72.01.06.2014 14 Kiloma 72.01.06.2015 15 Ra'u 72.01.06.2016 16 Tanotu 72.01.06.2017 17 Padang 72.01.06.2018 18 Mamping 72.01.06.2019 19 Tanggawas 72.01.06.1020 1 Balantak 72.01.06.2021 20 Luok 72.01.06.2022 21 Kampangar 72.01.06.2023 22 Teku 72.01.06.2024 23 Ondoliang 72.01.06.2025 24 Batu Simpang 72.01.06.2026 25 Pangkalaseang 72.01.06.2027 26 Boloak 72.01.06.2028 27 Pangkalaseang Baru Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.06.2029 28 Kuntang Perda No. 2/2008 72.01.06.1030 2 Dale-Dale Perda No.
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