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The Double Rainbow
by Camper English

1 ounce vodka
1 ounce St. Germain elderflower liqueur
4 or so ounces of soda water
4 dashes of grapefruit bitters (Fee Brothers brand)
lemon peel for garnish
rainbow ice cubes

Make rainbow ice by adding food coloring to an ice cube tray, filling with water and freezing.

Cut lemon peel into stars. Add all ingredients to a glass filled with ice in rainbow order (two cubes per color, making it a double complete rainbow). Garnish with lemon stars.

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(and other FUN bathtime projects for kids AND grownups!)

Bath Bombs, or Bath Fizzies, are like giant alka-seltzers for your bath - they spin, whirl and swirl in your bath while releasing scent and skin-softening agents. They make bath time SUPER fun!

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Basic Bath Bomb Recipe

Gather your ingredients:

• 1 part citric acid
• 2 parts baking soda
• Witch hazel
• Coloring of your choice
• Fragrance oil of your choice
• Dome Shaped Mold

gather ingredients

step one
blend ingredients

BLEND BLEND BLEND BLEND the citric acid and baking soda – this step is super important – if you don’t blend well, you end up with a grainy bomb. We actually use a mixer on our larger batches.
step two
add color

Once you’ve blended really well, add your colorant. Dry pigments or a specialty bath fizzy colorant like La Bombes work best – don’t add too much though – the color shows up once you add the witch hazel.

step three
add fragrance

Add fragrance oils to your personal nose preference.

step four packing the mold

Now, this is the difficult part. Spritz (with a squirt bottle) the witch hazel onto your batch while stirring with the other hand. When your batch sticks together when squished, you need to start putting it in molds – time is of the essence. If you wait too long, the mixture will get hard. If you spritz too much, the mixture will be too wet and “grow” (start the fizzing reaction) on you.

step five finished bath bombs

Put the bombs in molds – wait a few minutes and tap them out. Let them air dry for 3 or 4 hours and voila! Wonderful, hard bath bombs. The harder you pack the bath bombs, the more dense, heavy, and durable bomb you will get.

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Water Softening Fizzy

1 cup Baking soda
1/2 cup Citric acid
1/2 cup corn starch
2-1/2 tablespoons oil ( I use a combo of grapeseed and almond, but you can use any liquid oils)
3/4 tablespoon Water
2 teaspoons essential or fragrance oils
1/2 teaspoon Borax
Spray bottle filled with Witch hazel

Mix the baking soda, citric acid and corn starch until well blended.

In a separate bowl combine cooking oil, water, essential oil, and borax. Mix well. Drizzle wet ingredients into the dry ingredients, pouring with one hand and squishing it together with the other.

Pack into candy or soap molds. I use a circular 2 oz. soap mold with a flower pattern on the top (it's tooooo hard to unmold anything with squared corners). Pack it in really hard, then immediately flip it over and tap it out onto a lined cookie sheet. When all are done, lightly mist with witch hazel and let dry overnight.

Next day, turn over and mist the bottoms with witch hazel. Let dry another day. The witch hazel forms a crust on the outside that keeps them from cracking and falling apart, although they're still a little fragile. Don't make them when it's damp outside, high humidity makes it much harder to do.

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Moisture Rich Fizzy

Dry ingredients:

1 cup Baking soda
1/2 cup Corn Starch
1/4 cup Epsom Salt
1/2 cup Citric Acid

Wet ingredients:

2-3/4 tablespoons Almond oil
3/4 tablespoon Water
1/4 teaspoon Borax (optional)
1-1/2 teaspoon fragrance oil or essential oil
Colorant

Mix all dry ingredients in a mixing bowl and then in a separate dish or cup mix wet ingredients and then combine the two.I uuse a wire wisk....the mix doesnt really even look wet but it compacts nicely into molds and after drying through the night they are rock hard and fizz for almost 2 minutes.

Make sure to wisk fast when adding wet ingredients to prevent fizzing whisk for a good minute and then press mix into your mold.

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Fizzy Milk Bath Bombs

1 c. baking soda
1/2 c. citric acid
1/2 c. corn starch
1/3 c. epsom salts (finely ground)
1/4 c. powdered milk (buttermilk will clump so don't use it)
2T olive oil (tip: infuse calendula petals for an extra therapeutic bath)
2tsp melted cocoa butter
1tsp fragrance or essential oil
3-7tsp water/witch hazel blend (1:1). TIP: put in a spray bottle for even dispersion

Mix all dry ingredients together well, drizzle the olive oil and melted cocoa butter and fragrance/essential oil over the dry mix, mix together with hands, and then use witch hazel/water blend to get the product to the right consistency to shove into your favorite molds. Enjoy with your bath!

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For an EXTRA moisturizing Bath Fizzy, try this recipe:
Super Moisturizing Bath Fizzy

1 cup citric acid
2 cups baking soda
1 tsp. fragrance oil
1 tsp. olive oil (or shea butter or cocoa butter)

step one


Follow the basic bath bomb directions above and drizzle the olive oil in with the fragrance oil.

step two


If you want to substitute some of the baking soda, you can substitute up to 1 full cup with dehydrated milk (goat's milk or regular milk).

step three


If you want a colored bath, add powdered food coloring or liquid food coloring. If you add 1/2 tsp. of liquid food coloring to the basic recipe, this should give you a colored bath. If you add 1/8 tsp. powdered food coloring to the basic recipe, you will get a wonderfully vibrant tub. If your tub is dirty, or has excess oil in it, this recipe will leave a ring around your tub. Happy Soaping!

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Tub Tints

Tub Tints are a really fun way to add some pizzazz to your bath!

3 cups baking soda
1 1/2 cups citric acid
2 cups cornstarch
3 cc fragrance oil
.15cc powdered water-soluble dye (pigments or micas will NOT work. FD&C Blue and FD&C Yellow from Bramble Berry WILL work. If you use a pigment or mica, it may not disperse evenly in the water, and may stain your tub!)

Mix all ingredients completely. The mixture will appear white.

Package into decorative bags and tie closed.

To use, add 1/4 to 1/2 cup per full tub of water. Mix crystals in completely before getting into the water. Taa-daaaa! Colored bath water!

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Green tea is delicious to drink; it is also excellent to bathe in. Put a little green spritz into your next bath!

This recipe will net you around 6 - 8 average-sized bath bombs, making this an excellent gift activity that will both pamper you and leave you with gifts left to share!

Difficulty: Easy


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1 1/4 cups baking soda (also known as bicarbonate of soda)
1/2 cup citric acid (usually found in the baking aisle)
2 tbsp apricot kernel oil or jojoba oil
1/2 tbsp water
4 - 6 drops green soap coloring (if wished); or just leave plain and the tea leaves will feature
2 tbsp green tea leaves

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Mix the dry ingredients together but leave out the tea leaves for now.
Mix the dry ingredients together but leave out the tea leaves for now.
Mix the dry ingredients together but leave out the tea leaves for now. Use a large ceramic mixing bowl. Combine well.

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Pour the oil into the mixture and stir until it makes the entire mixture moist.
Pour the oil into the mixture and stir until it makes the entire mixture moist.
Pour the oil into the mixture and stir until it makes the entire mixture moist. Once mixed in, add the Use an essential oil such as rose or geranium for added benefits 1- 10 drops that can be dispersed in a full bath and stir through. If more oil is needed, judge as you mix; you will know if the mixture crumbles rather than sticks together.
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Add the boiling water to the green tea leaves to revive them and have them stretch to full size (this helps the end look).
Add the boiling water to the green tea leaves to revive them and have them stretch to full size (this helps the end look).
Add the boiling water to the green tea leaves to revive them and have them stretch to full size (this helps the end look). Once they are moist, toss in with the bath bomb mixture.
4
Create the bath bomb shape.
Create the bath bomb shape.
Create the bath bomb shape. Do this by rolling in your hands until a small ball shape is formed. It is possible to purchase bath bomb molds as well.
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Place each bath bomb onto a sheet of parchment (baking paper) or wax paper on a flat surface.
Place each bath bomb onto a sheet of parchment (baking paper) or wax paper on a flat surface.
Place each bath bomb onto a sheet of parchment (baking paper) or wax paper on a flat surface. Put this somewhere that you can leave undisturbed while the bath bombs dry out. Depending on the humidity, this can take up to a week. If you have very high humidity, consider hastening the drying process using a very low oven setting for a few hours.
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Use or gift.
Use or gift.
Use or gift. If you intend using it, add one per bath, unless you have an enormous bath and then two might be best. For gifts, wrap each ball in clear cellophane and tie with raffia. Make a neat bow and add a small card listing the ingredients and instructions for use. It can be neat to add a green tea bag for having after the bath too.

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Green tea is benign for most people, and so are the other ingredients. As always, however, wash hands after making any beauty products to avoid accidentally rubbing anything into your eyes and dirtying your clothing and know your own allergy issues.


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Lightning Experiment (Saphria)

Make Your Own Lightning
Makre your own "lightning"
You will need the following:

A small piece of wool fabric
An aluminum pie pan
Styrofoam plate
A pencil with a new eraser
1 thumbtack

Thumbtack, aluminum pie pan, the pencil -
Turn the aluminum pie pan upside-down and push the thumbtack through the center.

Push the eraser end of the pencil into the thumbtack. The pencil should be standing straight up.

Put the styrofoam plate upside-down on a table. Very quickly, rub the bottom of the styrofoam plate with the wool for a minute or two.

Pick up the aluminum pie pan using the pencil as a handle and place it on top of the upside-down styrofoam plate that you were just rubbing with the wool.

Touch the aluminum pie pan with your finger. You should feel a shock. If you don't feel anything, try rubbing the styrofoam plate again with the wool.

Once you feel the shock, try turning the lights out before you touch the pan again.

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Experiments:
Acids & Bases

Make an Indicator from Red Cabbage
Safety Rules:
Parent supervision
Take care with fire or heat
Take care with a knife

Materials you need are:
a stove
red cabbage
a knife
a chopping board
a saucepan
a spoon
water
a strainer
a container
an eyedropper
Cut up 2 or 3 red cabbage leaves into small pieces. Place these into a saucepan and cover with hot tap water. Boil the mixture for 5 to 10 minutes. Allow it to cool and strain it, keeping the liquid.
You have made an indicator that changes colour when acids or bases are added to it. Use an eye dropper to do this.

Test Household Acids and Bases
Safety Rules:
Parent supervision
Take care with household chemicals (Some may be poisonous)
Wear gloves and goggles
Use a red cabbage indicator or a pool pH test kit to test household chemicals to find out whether they are acidic, neutral or basic. Try vinegar, Coke, tomato sauce, sodium bicarbonate (also called bicarbonate of soda or baking soda), epsom salts (also called magnesium sulphate), soap, toothpaste, black tea or coffee, salty water and many others.

Alka-Seltzer Rocket
Safety Rules:
Parent supervision
Take care with Alka-Seltzer (It is poisonous)
Wear gloves and goggles
Do it out doors as it is messy and loud

Materials you need are:
an empty film canister with a tightly-fitting lid
an Alka-Seltzer antacid tablet (from the supermarket)
water
Fill the film canister one-third full with water. Drop 1/2 of the Alka-Seltzer tablet into the water and quickly put the lid on tightly. Turn the canister upside down on the ground. Stand back and wait.
The Alka-Seltzer tablet produces a lot of gas on reacting with the water. The gas blows the lid off the container which should lift up like a rocket. Try using cardboard to make a cylinder-shaped rocket around your film canister.

Balloon Blower
Materials you need are:
a container with a narrow opening
a balloon (the round type)
vinegar
sodium bicarbonate (also called baking soda)
a teaspoon
Put about two teaspoons of sodium bicarbonate and some vinegar in the container. Quickly put the balloon over the mouth of the container to catch the gas produced.
The gas produced is carbon dioxide and should inflate the balloon.

Floating Currants
Materials you need are:
a clear container
vinegar
sodium bicarbonate (also called baking soda)
a teaspoon
currants

Into the transparent container, put about 250mL and about 50mL vinegar. Add a heaped dessertspoonful of sodium bicarbonate. Then quickly drop about six currants into the mixture. If necessary, add more sodium bicarbonate and push the currants under the water.
The mixture produces carbon dioxide gas. Bubbles of the gas should make the currants rise up in the water.

Make 'Rubbery' Eggs
Put a raw egg in an icecream container and cover it with vinegar. Leave for a few days.
The vinegar should dissolve the eggshell and the eggs should feel like rubber. The reaction is :
Acetic acid (Vinegar)+ Calcium carbonate (Eggshell) Carbon dioxide + Calcium acetate salt + Water
This also works with cleaned chicken bones.

Make a Bath Bomb
Materials you need are:
sodium bicarbonate (also called baking soda)
citric acid (from the supermarket)
a sieve
2 mixing bowls
2 spoons
a container as a mould
It is essential that all the materials and the weather are very dry. Sieve one-and-a -half cups of sodium bicarbonate and a cup of citric acid into fine powder into a bowl. Stir well. Divide the stirred mixture into your moulds and compress it with your fingers. Let it sit for 24 hours in a dry place and then turn out your moulds. Test them in a tub or bath of water. You can add a few drops of food colouring or fragrant oils before setting if you like.
When the dry mould is placed in water, the acid (citric acid) and the base (sodium bicarbonate) should react.

Make Sherbet
Materials you need are:
icing sugar
sodium bicarbonate (also called baking soda)
citric acid (from the supermarket)
a container
a spoon
Add the following ingredients to a cup: 3 teaspoons of icing sugar, 1/2 teaspoon of citric acid and 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda. Mix the ingredients thoroughly and taste the mixture.
It should froth on your tongue when it comes in contact with your saliva because the acid reacts with the carbonate to make salt, water and carbon dioxide gas. It should also tingle because of the citric acid, and taste sweet because of the sugar.

Make rain

Convection is the transfer of heat by the movement or flow of a substance from one position to another.


Make it rain!

The purpose of this experiment is to see condensation.




Large, wide-mouth container, such as a mayonnaise jar


Hot water




Ice cubes


Small plate to hold ice cubes




Index card


1. Pour two inches of very hot tap water into the glass container and cover with the plate. Allow water to sit for a few minutes.

2. Place ice cubes on the plate.

3. Watch what happens.




The cold plate causes the moisture in the warm air to condense and form water droplets. This is the same thing that happens in the atmosphere as warm, moist air rises and meets colder temperatures high in the atmosphere. Water vapor condenses and forms precipitation that falls to the Earth as rain, sleet, hail, or snow.

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Make lightning

Lightning occurs when static electricity builds up in thunderclouds and the landscape beneath them.



Make Lightning!

The purpose of this experiment is to observe lightning formation.




Styrofoam plate



Thumbtack



Pencil with new eraser



Aluminum pie pan



Small piece of wool fabric



1. Push the thumbtack through the center of the aluminum pie pan from the bottom.

2. Push the eraser end of the pencil into the thumbtack. (The pencil becomes a handle to lift the pan.)

3. Put the styrofoam plate upside-down on a table. Rub the underside of the plate with the wool for one minute. Rub hard and fast like these kids are doing...



(Click on a photo to enlarge it.)



4. Pick up the pie pan using the pencil "handle, " and place it on top of the upside-down plate.

...like this...(Click on the photo to enlarge it.)

5. Touch the pie pan with your finger. If you don't feel anything when you touch the pan, try rubbing the plate again.

(Click on the photo to enlarge it.)

Try turning the lights out before touching the pan. Do you see anything when you touch the pan?


Watch this video clip (you'll need a player that plays mpeg video, like Microsoft ActionMovie) and listen to the excitement after the lights are turned out! The camera doesn't pick up the spark, but the kids sure do!

For extra excitement, get a neon tube (Neon Gas Spectrum Tube, catalog item #60910, available for about $20 from Edmund Scientific, among other places). Hold the neon tube with one hand keeping a finger over one of the ends. Touch the other end to the pie plate.



(Just for fun, check this out. . . )




What happened when you touched the metal pie pan?

What caused that?

How do you think this experiment relates to the formation of lightning?

Listen to one student's answer. (English only) (Requires an mpeg player like Microsoft's ActiveMovie.) Does thismake sense to you? Why or why not?




It's all about static electricity! Lightning happens when the negative charges (electrons) in the bottom of the cloud (and your finger) are attracted to the positive charges (protons) in the ground (and the pie pan). The resulting spark is like a mini-bolt of lightning.



The accumulation of electric charges has to be great enough to overcome the insulating properties of air. When this happens, a stream of negative charges pours down towards a high point where positive charges have clustered due to the pull of the thunderhead.



The connection is made and the protons rush up to meet the electrons. It is at that point that we see lightning. A bolt of lightning heats the air along its path causing it to expand rapidly. Thunder is the sound caused by rapidly expanding air.


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Underwater Volcano Experiment

Have you ever heard that hot air rises? That's true! As air heats up, its molecules expand and spread out, making the air less dense than it was before. It floats up through the denser cooler air. As the warm air rises it starts to cool off and its molecules move closer together, causing it to sink again. This circulation is called convection, and the rising and falling of the air are called currents. Convection currents are part of what causes different kinds of weather. (You'll find out how in the next experiment.)

We can't see convection in the air; do you think water might act the same way? Do this experiment to find out!
You should have an adult help you with the hot water and the knife.

Materials

Large glass jar or beaker
Small cup or beaker (it needs to fit inside the jar)
Food coloring
Knife
Plastic wrap
Rubber band
Water

Procedure:

Fill the small cup or beaker with very hot (almost boiling) water and add several drops of food coloring. Stretch the plastic wrap smoothly over the cup and seal it with the rubber band. (The plastic wrap will puff up--this is because the hot air above the water is expanding!)
Fill the jar almost full with cold water from the tap.
Use a pair of tongs to set the cup of hot water in the bottom of the jar.
Slice open the plastic wrap with the knife and watch what happens! (One long gash should do it.)

What happened? The hot water was less dense than the cold water surrounding it, so it rose to the top in a convection current. What happens as the colored water gets to the top? Does it stay there? Why or why not?

Cloud in a bottle

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Cloud in a Bottle
Have you ever wondered how clouds form?
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Have you ever wondered how clouds form? Moist air rises in the atmosphere, cools, and water droplets form into clouds. Making your own cloud is a popular experiment in many science books, but it can be a little tricky. Sometimes the results are a little hard to see, but practice always makes perfect.

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1-liter clear plastic bottle with cap
Foot pump with rubber stopper attached
Water
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Safety glasses

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Adult supervision is required!

Put on your safety glasses and start by pouring just enough warm water in the bottle to cover the bottom.
Swirl the water around and then put the rubber stopper in the bottle.
Start by pumping the foot pump five times. You will notice that as you start to pump, the rubber stopper will want to pop right out. Hold it in the bottle tightly, being very careful not to let it fly out of the bottle.
After five pumps, pull the stopper out of the bottle. You'll likely see a very faint "poof" of a cloud. There wasn't enough pressure in the bottle to make a good cloud, but now you are starting to get the feel of the foot pump.
Repeat the experiment again, but instead of five pumps, pump the foot pump ten times. You'll notice that the more you pump, the harder it is to keep the stopper in the bottle. Just remember to hold it in there tightly. When you are done pumping, pull out the stopper. You should see a slightly more visible cloud this time.
Now that you have a good feel for how the experiment works, fill the bottom of the bottle again and pump the foot pump 15-20 times. You want to put about 9 kg (20 lbs) of pressure in the bottle.
When you remove the rubber stopper, you should see a good cloud.

Okay, so you've mastered the technique and you're ready for an even better cloud? Make sure you are still wearing your safety glasses. Place just a few drops of rubbing alcohol in the bottom of the 1-liter bottle. Swirl the alcohol around in the bottle, making sure to coat the sides. Then put the rubber stopper in the bottle. Follow steps 3-7 above to make a more visible (and more impressive) cloud.
How does it work?

Even though we don't see them, water molecules are in the air all around us. These airborne water molecules are called water vapor. When the molecules are bouncing around in the atmosphere, they don't normally stick together.

Pumping the bottle forces the molecules to squeeze together or compress. Releasing the pressure allows the air to expand, and in doing so, the temperature of the air becomes cooler. This cooling process allows the molecules to stick together - or condense - more easily, forming tiny droplets. Clouds are nothing more than groups of tiny water droplets!

The reason the rubbing alcohol forms a more visible cloud is because alcohol evaporates more quickly than water. Alcohol molecules have weaker bonds than water molecules, so they let go of each other more easily. Since there are more evaporated alcohol molecules in the bottle, there are also more molecules able to condense. This is why you can see the alcohol cloud more clearly than the water cloud.

Clouds on Earth form when warm air rises and its pressure is reduced. The air expands and cools, and clouds form as the temperature drops below the dew point. Invisible particles in the air in the form of pollution, smoke, dust or even tiny particles of dirt help form a nucleus on which the water molecules can attach.
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Fog is a cloud that touches the ground or the surface of a body of water.


Make Fog in a Jar!

The purpose of this experiment is to observe fog formation.






Black paper





Gallon jar


Colored warm water




Matches




Gallon size bag of ice


1. Tape the black paper on the back of the jar, so you can't see through the jar.

2. Fill one third of the jar with colored warm water.

3. Light the match and hold it over the jar opening.

4. After a few seconds, drop the match into the jar and cover the top of the jar with the bag of ice.

5. Record your observations.



Can you see anything happening inside the jar?

You should see a little cloud form. Repeat the experiment until you do.

Why does the cloud form?

The warm water heats the layer of air that it touches. Some of the water evaporates into the air forming water vapor. The warm air containing water vapor rises, and then cools, as it comes in contact with the air cooled by the ice. When the water molecules cool, they slow down and stick together more readily. The particles of smoke act as nuclei for “bunches” of water molecules to collect on. This process is called condensation.


As the atmosphere (air) cools, water vapor suspended in the atmosphere condenses into water droplets around condensation nuclei (tiny particles of dust, ash, pollutants, and even sea salt).



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Toddler Science: Fruit Loop Rainbow Mobile




Toddler Science: Learn About the Colors of a Rainbow by making a cute mobile with Fruit Loops Cereal. Or make this mobile in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.





fruit-loop rainbow DESCRIPTION

Introduce the colors of the rainbow by using the pneumonic Roy G. Biv and make a mobile.
MATERIALS

Fruit Loop Cereal

1 Dixie or Thick White Paper Plate

1 thin wire hanger or ribbon to hang finished rainbow

Tacky Craft Glue (Elmer's will not hold well)

Colored Tissue Paper

Mailing Tape

OTHER MATERIALS

Wire Cutters or strong scissors if you use hanger as method to hang.

Ribbon and Hole Punch if you plan to hang using ribbon or yarn.

STEPS

Cut white paper plate in half or a little bigger than half.

If you plan to hang your rainbow using a ribbon. Punch two holes in the top of the plate and string the ribbon through and tie.

Place Fruit Loops in bowl and have your child sort colors into another small container or small dish. We sorted one color at a time.

Start on the outer rim with the red Fruit Loops. Put Glue on the rim of the plate in a very thick line.

Have your child line up the red Fruit Loops onto the glue.

Make another thick line of glue inside of the red for the orange row.

Continue until you reach the purple and let dry for a few hours.

Glue any loose Fruit Loops. We had about two that needed additional glue. Let dry.

Cut tissue into strips.

Turn rainbow over and place a line of glue across the bottom. We just used Elmer's for this.

Have your child place tissue along the back. Add a second layer of tissue if you wish.

Let dry. Bend the hanger by pulling the bottom downwards to form an oval. Using the other half of the plate, shape the hangar to fit the back under the rim. It doesn't need to be perfect just relatively flat. Bend and cut with wire cutters.

Tape to the back of finished rainbow.

TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS

Use a tacky craft glue that is fast drying to help adhere Fruit Loops. Elmer's is too thin and the cereal will slide around more. Make sure to make a very thick line of glue to hold cereal in place. You may need to add glue to a few loose Fruit Loops after drying. We had a couple we had to add more glue to.

We used a thick Dixie Plate. I am not certain that a thinner one would have held the Cheerios in place as well.

OTHER IDEAS
Indoor Rainbow
Materials: Drinking Glass, Water, Mirror and Flashlight Here is a quick toddler science activity. Fill a large drinking glass with water. Place a small mirror in the glass. Tilt the mirror slightly. Go to a dark room with white walls. Shine the flashlight onto the mirror. A rainbow appears on the wall. You may need to adjust the angle of the mirror if you do not see the rainbow. Explain to your toddler what happens and name the colors in the rainbow together.

EDUCATIONAL NOTES

A book is a great way to introduce a toddler science activity. Go to the library or a bookstore and find a book on rainbows. Or find pictures online of a rainbow.

Introduce the pneumonic Roy G. Biv (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet) to help learn the colors of the rainbow in the order they appear.

SCIENTIFIC PROCESSES USED

Observation
Seeing a rainbow and its colors in a book or online.
Hearing and listening to directions given.

Communication
Oral Verbal directions on where to place the fruit loops.
Pictorial Showing pictures of a rainbow or finding a book on rainbows.

Organizing
Grouping cereal by color.

BOOKS
Books are always a great way to introduce toddler science activities.




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fruit-loop rainbow DESCRIPTION

Introduce the colors of the rainbow by using the pneumonic Roy G. Biv and make a mobile.
MATERIALS

Fruit Loop Cereal

1 Dixie or Thick White Paper Plate

1 thin wire hanger or ribbon to hang finished rainbow

Tacky Craft Glue (Elmer's will not hold well)

Colored Tissue Paper

Mailing Tape

OTHER MATERIALS

Wire Cutters or strong scissors if you use hanger as method to hang.

Ribbon and Hole Punch if you plan to hang using ribbon or yarn.

STEPS

Cut white paper plate in half or a little bigger than half.

If you plan to hang your rainbow using a ribbon. Punch two holes in the top of the plate and string the ribbon through and tie.

Place Fruit Loops in bowl and have your child sort colors into another small container or small dish. We sorted one color at a time.

Start on the outer rim with the red Fruit Loops. Put Glue on the rim of the plate in a very thick line.

Have your child line up the red Fruit Loops onto the glue.

Make another thick line of glue inside of the red for the orange row.

Continue until you reach the purple and let dry for a few hours.

Glue any loose Fruit Loops. We had about two that needed additional glue. Let dry.

Cut tissue into strips.

Turn rainbow over and place a line of glue across the bottom. We just used Elmer's for this.

Have your child place tissue along the back. Add a second layer of tissue if you wish.

Let dry. Bend the hanger by pulling the bottom downwards to form an oval. Using the other half of the plate, shape the hangar to fit the back under the rim. It doesn't need to be perfect just relatively flat. Bend and cut with wire cutters.

Tape to the back of finished rainbow.

TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS

Use a tacky craft glue that is fast drying to help adhere Fruit Loops. Elmer's is too thin and the cereal will slide around more. Make sure to make a very thick line of glue to hold cereal in place. You may need to add glue to a few loose Fruit Loops after drying. We had a couple we had to add more glue to.

We used a thick Dixie Plate. I am not certain that a thinner one would have held the Cheerios in place as well.

OTHER IDEAS
Indoor Rainbow
Materials: Drinking Glass, Water, Mirror and Flashlight Here is a quick toddler science activity. Fill a large drinking glass with water. Place a small mirror in the glass. Tilt the mirror slightly. Go to a dark room with white walls. Shine the flashlight onto the mirror. A rainbow appears on the wall. You may need to adjust the angle of the mirror if you do not see the rainbow. Explain to your toddler what happens and name the colors in the rainbow together.

EDUCATIONAL NOTES

A book is a great way to introduce a toddler science activity. Go to the library or a bookstore and find a book on rainbows. Or find pictures online of a rainbow.

Introduce the pneumonic Roy G. Biv (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet) to help learn the colors of the rainbow in the order they appear.

SCIENTIFIC PROCESSES USED

Observation
Seeing a rainbow and its colors in a book or online.
Hearing and listening to directions given.

Communication
Oral Verbal directions on where to place the fruit loops.
Pictorial Showing pictures of a rainbow or finding a book on rainbows.

Organizing
Grouping cereal by color.

BOOKS
Books are always a great way to introduce toddler science activities.




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Ondel-ondel

1. Understand the problem
Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia. It’s populated with people that come from any part of Indonesia, but Jakarta itself has a specific culture such as lenong, tanjidor, yapong dance and also ondel-ondel. Ondel-ondel is a folk performance by using big puppets.

Ondel-ondel puppet is made of woven bamboo with about 2.5 meters tall and ± 80 cm diameter. It is constructed in such a way so that it easily lifted by one person from the inside of the puppet. The puppet is usually dressed in brightly coloured garments, and in some occasions, in traditional Betawi clothing. The puppet's mask face is typically made of wood, and the hair from dried palm tree leaves that has been shredded lengthways. An ondel-ondel can either be of the female or male gender. The wooden mask of the male puppet is traditionally painted red, while the female painted white. But the problem is, the size of ondel-ondel made people hard to keep those puppets as a souvenir.

2. Sythesize
Because the size of ondel-ondel made people hard to keep those puppets as a souvenir, so I try to make ondel-ondel puppets in the other way, such as 2D puppet. It is just like wayang puppets. So, people who want to keep these puppets at home can put them by hanging them on the wall. People also can use these puppets to tell a story of ondel-ondel to their children to keep this culture exist.

3. Implement
Materials:
- Duplex papper
- Poster colour
- Crepe paper
- Stick
- Glue
- Brush
- Brass paper fastener
- Flanel fabrics Kela
How to make:
a. Make the pattern of the puppets then cut it. Make body and hands separately.
b. Draw the face of ondel-ondel.
c. Coloring them
d. Stick the hands of puppets to its body using the brass paper fastener.
e. Cut crepe paper into a small piece with the size 3 cm x 20 cm then cut the one side of it.
f. Put the crepe paper into the stick and glueing it.
g. Glueing the stick at the head part of the ondel-ondel.
h. Put the flanel fabrics as the selendang of the ondel-ondel.

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Census Results
1905-12-31 : 37,717,377
1920-11-20 :
1930-10-07 : 60,700,000
1961-10-31 : 97,100,000
1971-09-24 : 119,208,229
1980-10-31 : 147,490,298
1990-10-31 : 179,378,946
2000-06-30 : 206,264,595
2010-05-01 : 237,556,363

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Administrative units
code propinsi capital area (sq.km.) population
2000-06-30
census population
2005
estimate population
2010-05-01
census
source: Biro Pusat Statistik.
note: Barat = West; Selatan = South; Tengah = Central; Tenggara = Southeast; Timur = East; Utara = North.
note: DKI = Daerah Khusus Ibukota = special district; DI = Daerah Istimewa = special region.
note: Nanggroe = autonomous province; propinsi (provinsi) = province; kabupaten = regency; kota = municipality.
note: Maluku Utara has split off from Maluku, some data is still included in Maluku.
note: 2000 population of Jawa Tengah subdivisions is for 2001.
note: 2005 population of Kalimantan Barat and Gorontalo concerns 2003.
note: 2005 population of Bali, Banten, Jakarta Timur and Sumatera Barat concerns end 2004.
1100 Provinsi Aceh Banda Aceh 57,956.00 4,073,006 4,031,589 4,486,570
1200 Provinsi Sumatera Utara Medan 72,981.23 11,642,488 12,326,678 12,985,075
1300 Provinsi Sumatera Barat Padang 42,012.89 4,248,515 4,555,810 4,845,998
1400 Provinsi Riau Pekanbaru 87,023.66 3,907,763 4,563,406 5,543,031
1500 Provinsi Jambi Jambi 50,058.16 2,407,166 2,627,216 3,088,618
1600 Provinsi Sumatera Selatan Palembang 91,592.43 6,210,800 6,767,645 7,446,401
1700 Provinsi Bengkulu Bengkulu 19,919.33 1,455,500 1,546,286 1,713,393
1800 Provinsi Lampung Bandar Lampung 34,623.80 6,730,751 7,104,572 7,596,115
1900 Provinsi Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Pangkal Pinang 16,424.14 899,968 1,042,828 1,223,048
2100 Provinsi Kepulauan Riau Tanjungpinang 8,256.10 1,040,207 1,273,011 1,685,698
3100 Provinsi DKI Jakarta Jakarta 664.01 8,361,079 8,839,247 9,588,198
3200 Provinsi Jawa Barat Bandung 35,377.76 35,724,093 38,886,975 43,021,826
3300 Provinsi Jawa Tengah Semarang 32,800.69 31,223,258 31,896,114 32,380,687
3400 Provinsi DI Yogyakarta Yogyakarta 3,133.15 3,121,045 3,337,095 3,452,390
3500 Provinsi Jawa Timur Surabaya 47,799.75 34,765,993 36,058,107 37,476,011
3600 Provinsi Banten Serang 9,662.92 8,098,277 9,008,151 10,644,030
5100 Provinsi Bali Denpasar 5,780.06 3,146,999 3,378,092 3,891,428
5200 Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Barat Mataram 18,572.32 4,008,601 4,169,695 4,496,855
5300 Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur Kupang 48,718.10 3,823,154 4,243,182 4,679,316
6100 Provinsi Kalimantan Barat Pontianak 147,307.00 4,016,353 4,042,817 4,393,239
6200 Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah Palangkaraya 153,564.50 1,801,965 1,913,026 2,202,599
6300 Provinsi Kalimantan Selatan Banjarmasin 38,744.23 2,984,026 3,271,413 3,626,119
6400 Provinsi Kalimantan Timur Samarinda 204,534.34 2,451,895 2,840,874 3,550,586
7100 Provinsi Sulawesi Utara Menado 13,851.64 2,000,872 2,121,017 2,265,937
7200 Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah Palu 61,841.29 2,175,993 2,290,969 2,633,420
7300 Provinsi Sulawesi Selatan Makassar 46,717.48 7,159,170 7,488,674 8,032,551
7400 Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara Kendari 38,067.70 1,820,379 1,960,697 2,230,569
7500 Provinsi Gorontalo Gorontalo 12,215.44 833,496 920,015 1,038,585
7600 Provinsi Sulawesi Barat Mamuju 16,787.18 891,618 968,449 1,158,336
8100 Provinsi Maluku Ambon 46,914.03 1,166,300 1,249,212 1,531,402
8200 Provinsi Maluku Utara Sofifi/Ternate 45,069.66 815,101 881,867 1,035,478
9100 Provinsi Papua Barat Manokwari 140,375.62 529,689 616,960 760,855
9400 Provinsi Papua Jayapura 319,036.05 1,684,144 1,822,878 2,851,999
total 1,910,931.32 205,132,458 217,406,876 237,556,363
Expanded administrative units
code propinsi
kabupaten capital area (sq.km.) population
2000-06-30
census population
2005
estimate population
2010-05-01
census
source: Biro Pusat Statistik.
note: Barat = West; Selatan = South; Tengah = Central; Tenggara = Southeast; Timur = East; Utara = North.
note: DKI = Daerah Khusus Ibukota = special district; DI = Daerah Istimewa = special region.
note: Nanggroe = autonomous province; propinsi (provinsi) = province; kabupaten = regency; kota = municipality.
note: Maluku Utara has split off from Maluku, some data is still included in Maluku.
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note: 2005 population of Kalimantan Barat and Gorontalo concerns 2003.
note: 2005 population of Bali, Banten, Jakarta Timur and Sumatera Barat concerns end 2004.
1100 Provinsi Aceh Banda Aceh 57,956.00 4,073,006 4,031,589 4,486,570
1101 Kabupaten Simeulue Sinabung 2,051.48 57,058 78,389 80,279
1102 Kabupaten Aceh Singkil Singkil 2,597.00 120,459 148,277 102,213
1103 Kabupaten Aceh Selatan Tapakutan 3,851.69 302,273 191,539 202,003
1104 Kabupaten Aceh Tenggara Kutacane 4,189.26 207,721 169,053 178,852
1105 Kabupaten Aceh Tirnur Langsa 6,040.60 656,086 304,643 359,280
1106 Kabupaten Aceh Tengah Takengon 4,315.14 263,070 160,549 175,329
1107 Kabupaten Aceh Barat Meulaboh 2,927.95 422,690 150,450 172,896
1108 Kabupaten Aceh Besar Jantoi 2,969.00 285,750 296,541 350,225
1109 Kabupaten Pidie Sigli 2,856.52 499,796 474,359 378,278
1110 Kabupaten Bireuen Bireuen 1,901.22 349,085 351,835 389,024
1111 Kabupaten Aceh Utara Lhokseumawe 3,236.86 667,243 493,670 529,746
1112 Kabupaten Aceh Barat Daya Blangpidie 2,334.01 115,676 125,991
1113 Kabupaten Gayo Lues Blangkejeran 5,719.57 72,045 79,592
1114 Kabupaten Aceh Tamiang Karang Baru 1,939.72 235,314 250,992
1115 Kabupaten Nagan Raya Suka Makmue 3,928.00 123,743 138,670
1116 Kabupaten Aceh Jaya Calang 3,817.00 60,660 76,892
1117 Kabupaten Bener Meriah Simpang Tiga Redelong 1,457.34 106,148 121,870
1118 Kabupaten Pidie Jaya Meureudu 574.44 132,858
1171 Kota Banda Aceh Banda Aceh 61.36 216,121 177,881 224,209
1172 Kota Sabang Sabang 153.00 23,654 28,597 30,647
1173 Kota Langsa Langsa 262.41 137,586 148,904
1174 Kota Lhokseumawe Lhokseumawe 181.06 154,634 170,504
1175 Kota Subulussalam Subulussalam 1,011.00 67,316
1200 Provinsi Sumatera Utara Medan 72,981.23 11,642,488 12,326,678 12,985,075
1201 Kabupaten Nias Gunungsitoli 3,495.39 441,807 132,329
1202 Kabupaten Mandailing Natal Penyabungan 6,620.70 386,150 403,894
1203 Kabupaten Tapanuli Selatan Padang Sidempuan 4,352.86 626,702 264,108
1204 Kabupaten Tapanuli Tengah Sibolga 2,158.00 283,035 310,962
1205 Kabupaten Tapanuli Utara Tarutung 3,764.65 256,201 278,897
1206 Kabupaten Toba Samosir Balige 2,352.35 158,677 172,933
1207 Kabupaten Labuhan Batu Rantauprapat 9,223.18 951,773 414,417
1208 Kabupaten Asahan Kisaran 3,675.79 1,024,369 667,563
1209 Kabupaten Simalungun Pematangsiantar 4,386.60 826,101 818,104
1210 Kabupaten Dairi Sidikalang 1,927.80 261,287 269,848
1211 Kabupaten Karo Kabanjahe 2,127.25 316,207 350,479
1212 Kabupaten Deli Serdang Lubukpakam 2,486.14 1,569,638 1,789,243
1213 Kabupaten Langkat Stabat 6,263.29 970,433 966,133
1214 Kabupaten Nias Selatan Teluk Dalam 1,625.91 288,233 289,876
1215 Kabupaten Humbang Hasundutan Dolok Sanggul 2,297.20 152,997 171,687
1216 Kabupaten Pakpak Bharat Salak 1,218.30 34,542 40,481
1217 Kabupaten Samosir Pangururan 2,433.50 131,073 119,650
1218 Kabupaten Serdang Bedagai Sei Rampah 1,913.33 588,176 592,922
1219 Kabupaten Batu Bara Lima Puluh 904.96 374,535
1220 Kabupaten Padang Lawas Utara 3,918.05 223,049
1221 Kabupaten Padang Lawas 3,892.74 223,480
1222 Kabupaten Labuhan Batu Selatan 277,549
1223 Kabupaten Labuhan Batu Utara 331,660
1224 Kabupaten Nias Utara 127,530
1225 Kabupaten Nias Barat 81,461
1271 Kota Sibolga Sibolga 10.77 88,717 84,444
1272 Kota Tanjung Balai Tanjung Balai NaN 152,814 154,426
1273 Kota Pematang Siantar Pematang Siantar 79.97 230,487 234,885
1274 Kota Tebing Tinggi Tebingtinggi 38.44 135,671 145,180
1275 Kota Medan Medan 265.10 2,036,185 2,109,339
1276 Kota Binjai Binjai 90.24 237,904 246,010
1277 Kota Padangsidimpuan Padang Sidempuan 114.65 177,499 191,554
1278 Kota Gunungsitoli 125,566
Lainnya [= others] 881
1300 Provinsi Sumatera Barat Padang 42,012.89 4,248,515 4,555,810 4,845,998
1301 Kabupaten Kepulauan Mentawai Tua Pejat 6,011.35 64,540 76,421
1302 Kabupaten Pesisir Selatan Painan 5,794.95 423,093 429,699
1303 Kabupaten Solok Kayu Aro 3,875.15 342,930 348,991
1304 Kabupaten Sijunjung Muaro Sijunjung 2,745.73 188,317 201,627
1305 Kabupaten Tanah Datar Batu Sangkar 1,336.00 331,576 338,584
1306 Kabupaten Padang Pariaman Pariaman 1,328.79 378,208 390,204
1307 Kabupaten Agam Lubuk Basung 2,232.30 424,789 455,484
1308 Kabupaten Limapuluh Kota Payakumbuh 3,354.30 324,201 348,249
1309 Kabupaten Pasaman Lubuk Sikaping 3,947.63 244,554 252,981
1310 Kabupaten Solok Selatan Padang Aro 3,209.05 126,812 144,236
1311 Kabupaten Dharmasraya Pulau Punjung 3,346.20 165,194 191,277
1312 Kabupaten Pasaman Barat Simpang Empat 3,887.77 316,923 364,587
1371 Kota Padang Padang 694.96 799,741 833,584
1372 Kota Solok Solok 57.64 54,049 59,317
1373 Kota Sawahlunto Sawahlunto 273.45 53,081 56,812
1374 Kota Padang Panjang Padang Panjang 23.00 45,439 47,008
1375 Kota Bukittinggi Bukit Tinggi 25.24 100,512 110,954
1376 Kota Payakumbuh Payakumbuh 80.34 101,819 116,910
1377 Kota Pariaman Pariaman 73.36 70,032 79,073
1400 Provinsi Riau Pekanbaru 87,023.66 3,907,763 4,563,406 5,543,031
1401 Kabupaten Kuantan Singingi Teluk Kuantan 5,235.04 216,732 243,314 291,044
1402 Kabupaten Indragiri Hulu Rengut 7,610.83 247,306 286,291 362,961
1403 Kabupaten Indragiri Hilir Tembilahan 13,633.42 555,701 630,631 662,305
1404 Kabupaten Pelalawan Pangkalan Kerinci 12,482.10 152,949 237,991 303,021
1405 Kabupaten Siak Siak Sriindrapura 8,216.06 238,786 283,547 377,232
1406 Kabupaten Kampar Bangkinang 10,813.88 447,157 533,648 686,030
1407 Kabupaten Rokan Hulu Pasir Pangaraian 7,225.02 265,686 330,983 475,011
1408 Kabupaten Bengkalis Bengkalis 11,932.26 520,241 671,738 498,384
1409 Kabupaten Rokan Hilir Ujung Pandang 8,851.70 352,299 409,002 552,433
1410 Kabupaten Kepulauan Meranti 176,371
1471 Kota Pekanbaru Pekanbaru 633.01 585,440 717,618 903,902
1473 Kota Dumai Dumai 2,039.35 173,188 218,643 254,337
1500 Provinsi Jambi Jambi 50,058.16 2,407,166 2,627,216 3,088,618
1501 Kabupaten Kerinci Sungaipenuh 4,200.00 304,652 229,387
1502 Kabupaten Merangin Bangko 273,510 336,050
1503 Kabupaten Sarolangun Sarolangun 200,016 245,848
1504 Kabupaten Batanghari Muara Bulian 207,296 240,743
1505 Kabupaten Muaro Jambi Sengeti 284,197 341,588
1506 Kabupaten Tanjung Jabung Timur Muara Sabak 204,391 204,557
1507 Kabupaten Tanjung Jabung Barat Kuala Tungkal 231,456 278,937
1508 Kabupaten Tebo Muara Tebo 6,461.00 241,171 298,043
1509 Kabupaten Bungo Muara Bungo 243,515 302,558
1571 Kota Jambi Jambi 205.00 437,012 529,118
1572 Kota Sungai Penuh 81,789
1600 Provinsi Sumatera Selatan Palembang 91,592.43 6,210,800 6,767,645 7,446,401
1601 Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu Baturaja 2,772.56 254,823 323,420
1602 Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ilir Kayu Agung 17,058.32 659,605 726,659
1603 Kabupaten Muara Enim Muara Enim 8,587.94 632,430 717,717
1604 Kabupaten Lahat Lahat 4,076.06 546,653 370,146
1605 Kabupaten Musi Rawas Taba Pingin 12,134.57 476,359 524,919
1606 Kabupaten Musi Banyuasin Sekayu 14,477.00 470,742 562,584
1607 Kabupaten Banyuasin Pangkalan Balai 12,142.73 733,771 749,107
1608 Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu Selatan Muara Dua 5,493.94 318,581 318,345
1609 Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu Timur Martapura 3,410.15 556,631 609,715
1610 Kabupaten Ogan Ilir Indralaya 2,513.09 357,510 380,861
1611 Kabupaten Empat Lawang Tebing Tinggi 2,556.44 220,694
1671 Kota Palembang Palembang 374.03 1,342,258 1,452,840
1672 Kota Prabumulih Prabumulih 421.62 129,201 161,814
1673 Kota Pagar Alam Pagar Alam 579.16 114,609 126,363
1674 Kota Lubuk Linggau Lubuk Linggau 419.80 174,472 201,217
1700 Provinsi Bengkulu Bengkulu 19,919.33 1,455,500 1,546,286 1,713,393
1701 Kabupaten Bengkulu Selatan Manna 1,179.65 129,878 142,722
1702 Kabupaten Rejang Lebong Curup 1,475.99 237,459 246,378
1703 Kabupaten Bengkulu Utara Argamakmur 5,548.54 328,620 256,358
1704 Kabupaten Kaur Bintuhan 2,369.05 106,184 107,627
1705 Kabupaten Seluma Tais 2,400.44 156,814 172,801
1706 Kabupaten Mukomuko Mukomuko 4,036.70 130,401 156,312
1707 Kabupaten Lebong Tubei 1,929.24 85,850 97,091
1708 Kabupaten Kepahiang Kepahiang 704.57 113,317 125,011
1709 Kabupaten Bengkulu Tengah 98,570
1771 Kota Bengkulu Bengkulu 144.52 257,763 308,756
1800 Provinsi Lampung Bandar Lampung 34,623.80 6,730,751 7,104,572 7,596,115
1801 Lampung Barat Liwa 377,875 418,560
1802 Tanggamus Kota Agung 3,356.61 821,119 534,595
1803 Lampung Selatan Kalianda 1,278,647 909,989
1804 Lampung Timur Sukadana 919,125 950,574
1805 Lampung Tengah Gunungsugih 1,126,232 1,170,048
1806 Lampung Utara Kotabumi 554,136 583,925
1807 Way Kanan Blambangan Umpu 3,921.63 359,912 406,735
1808 Tulangbawang Menggala 6,851.32 749,900 397,079
1809 Pesawaran Gedong Tataan 2,243.51 397,294
1810 Pringsewu 364,825
1811 Mesuji 432.60 187,286
1812 Tulangbawang Barat Tulangbawang Tengah 1,201.00 250,208
1871 Bandar Lampung Bandar Lampung 118.50 790,057 879,651
1872 Metro Metro 68.74 127,569 145,346
1900 Provinsi Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Pangkal Pinang 16,424.14 899,968 1,042,828 1,223,048
1901 Kabupaten Bangka Sungailiat 2,950.69 246,579 277,193
1902 Kabupaten Belitung Tanjungpandan 2,293.69 132,777 155,924
1903 Kabupaten Bangka Barat Toboali 2,820.61 147,855 175,110
1904 Kabupaten Bangka Tengah Koba 2,126.36 133,380 161,075
1905 Kabupaten Bangka Selatan Mentok 3,607.08 148,912 172,476
1906 Kabupaten Belitung Timur Manggar 2,506.91 87,380 106,432
1971 Kota Pangkalpinang Pangkalpinang 118.80 145,945 174,838
2100 Provinsi Kepulauan Riau Tanjungpinang 8,256.10 1,040,207 1,273,011 1,685,698
2101 Kabupaten Karimun Tanung Balai Karimun 920.64 171,405 200,645 212,812
2102 Kabupaten Bintan Tanjungpinang 1,335.08 110,068 116,876 142,382
2103 Kabupaten Natuna Ranai 1,992.79 52,741 88,503 69,319
2104 Kabupaten Lingga Daik Lingga 2,205.95 79,451 82,941 86,230
2105 Kabupaten Kepulauan Anambas 637.10 28,510 37,493
2171 Kota Batam Batam 1,010.88 455,103 616,088 949,775
2172 Kota Tanjungpinang Tanjungpinang 153.66 142,929 167,958 187,687
3100 Provinsi DKI Jakarta Jakarta 664.01 8,361,079 8,839,247 9,588,198
3101 Kabupaten Kepulauan Seribu Pulau Pramuka Kec. Kep. Seribu Utara 18,644 21,071
3171 Kabupaten Jakarta Selatan Kebayoran Baru 2,001,353 2,057,080
3172 Kabupaten Jakarta Timur Cakung 2,391,166 2,687,027
3173 Kabupaten Jakarta Pusat Tanah Abang 889,448 898,883
3174 Kabupaten Jakarta Barat Puri Kembangan 2,093,013 2,278,825
3175 Kabupaten Jakarta Utara Tanjung Priok 1,445,623 1,645,312
3200 Provinsi Jawa Barat Bandung 35,377.76 35,724,093 38,886,975 43,021,826
3201 Kabupaten Bogor Cibinong 3,440.71 3,829,053 4,779,578
3202 Kabupaten Sukabumi Sukabumi 3,934.47 2,168,892 2,337,630
3203 Kabupaten Cianjur Cianjur 3,432.96 2,079,770 2,161,601
3204 Kabupaten Bandung Soreang 2,000.91 4,037,274 3,166,758
3205 Kabupaten Garut Garut 3,065.19 2,196,422 2,395,711
3206 Kabupaten Tasikmalaya Tasikmalaya 2,680.48 1,619,052 1,679,838
3207 Kabupaten Ciamis Ciamis 2,556.75 1,511,942 1,528,306
3208 Kabupaten Kuningan Kuningan 1,178.58 1,045,691 1,037,836
3209 Kabupaten Cirebon Sumber 988.28 2,044,257 2,068,116
3210 Kabupaten Majalengka Majalengka 1,204.24 1,167,566 1,168,337
3211 Kabupaten Sumedang Sumedang 1,522.21 1,014,019 1,090,552
3212 Kabupaten Indramayu Indramayu 2,000.99 1,689,247 1,658,315
3213 Kabupaten Subang Subang 2,051.76 1,380,047 1,458,634
3214 Kabupaten Purwakarta Purwakarta 969.82 753,306 852,252
3215 Kabupaten Karawang Karawang 1,737.53 1,926,471 2,135,200
3216 Kabupaten Bekasi Bekasi 1,484.37 1,983,815 2,642,578
3217 Kabupaten Bandung Barat Ngamprah 1,506,448
3271 Kota Bogor Bogor 21.56 891,467 952,406
3272 Kota Sukabumi Sukabumi 12.15 291,277 300,359
3273 Kota Bandung Bandung 167.27 2,288,570 2,417,584
3274 Kota Cirebon Cirebon 37.54 308,771 298,224
3275 Kota Bekasi Bekasi 210.49 1,993,478 2,378,211
3276 Kota Depok Depok 200.29 1,374,903 1,751,696
3277 Kota Cimahi Cimahi 48.42 546,879 541,476
3278 Kota Tasikmalaya Tasikmalaya 471.62 582,423 633,704
3279 Kota Banjar Banjar 1,135.90 162,383 175,910
3300 Provinsi Jawa Tengah Semarang 32,800.69 31,223,258 31,896,114 32,380,687
3301 Kabupaten Cilacap Cilacap 2,139.00 1,613,964 1,616,922 1,641,031
3302 Kabupaten Banyumas Purwokerto 1,328.00 1,460,324 1,480,575 1,553,902
3303 Kabupaten Purbalingga Purbalingga 778.00 788,675 810,108 849,323
3304 Kabupaten Banjarnegara Banjarnegara 1,070.00 838,962 854,785 869,284
3305 Kabupaten Kebumen Kebumen 1,283.00 1,166,604 1,196,304 1,158,828
3306 Kabupaten Purworejo Purworejo 1,035.00 704,063 712,851 694,404
3307 Kabupaten Wonosobo Wonosobo 985.00 739,648 747,984 754,698
3308 Kabupaten Magelang Mungkid 1,086.00 1,102,359 1,137,938 1,181,916
3309 Kabupaten Boyolali Boyolali 1,015.00 897,207 923,207 931,537
3310 Kabupaten Klaten Klaten 656.00 1,109,486 1,123,484 1,129,862
3311 Kabupaten Sukoharjo Sukoharjo 467.00 780,949 798,574 823,800
3312 Kabupaten Wonogiri Wonogiri 1,822.00 967,178 977,471 928,687
3313 Kabupaten Karanganyar Karanganyar 772.00 761,988 793,417 813,159
3314 Kabupaten Sragen Sragen 946.00 845,320 854,751 856,483
3315 Kabupaten Grobogan Grobogan 1,976.00 1,271,500 1,309,346 1,308,592
3316 Kabupaten Blora Blora 1,794.00 813,675 827,587 829,604
3317 Kabupaten Rembang Rembang 1,014.00 559,523 563,122 591,617
3318 Kabupaten Pati Pati 1,491.00 1,154,506 1,160,546 1,190,821
3319 Kabupaten Kudus Kudus 425.00 709,905 754,183 777,954
3320 Kabupaten Jepara Jepara 1,004.00 980,443 1,041,360 1,097,158
3321 Kabupaten Demak Demak 897.00 984,741 1,008,822 1,058,938
3322 Kabupaten Semarang Ungaran 947.00 834,314 878,278 931,041
3323 Kabupaten Temanggung Temanggung 870.00 665,470 687,901 708,109
3324 Kabupaten Kendal Kendal 1,002.00 851,504 907,771 900,611
3325 Kabupaten Batang Batang 789.00 665,426 673,406 706,015
3326 Kabupaten Pekalongan Kajen 836.00 807,051 830,632 838,254
3327 Kabupaten Pemalang Pemalang 1,012.00 1,271,404 1,329,990 1,262,013
3328 Kabupaten Tegal Slawi 880.00 1,391,184 1,400,588 1,392,260
3329 Kabupaten Brebes Brebes 1,658.00 1,711,364 1,751,460 1,732,719
3371 Kota Magelang Magelang 18.00 116,800 124,374 118,316
3372 Kota Surakarta Surakarta 44.00 489,900 506,397 500,642
3373 Kota Salatiga Salatiga 53.00 155,244 165,394 171,067
3374 Kota Semarang Semarang 374.00 1,353,047 1,438,733 1,553,778
3375 Kota Pekalongan Pekalongan 45.00 263,190 269,177 282,137
3376 Kota Tegal Tegal 34.00 236,900 238,676 242,127
3400 Provinsi DI Yogyakarta Yogyakarta 3,133.15 3,121,045 3,337,095 3,452,390
3401 Kabupaten Kulonprogo Wates 586.30 371,000 373,757 388,755
3402 Kabupaten Bantul Bantul 506.90 781,000 859,968 910,572
3403 Kabupaten Gunungkidul Wonosari 1,485.40 670,400 681,554 674,408
3404 Kabupaten Sleman Sleman 574.80 901,400 988,277 1,090,567
3471 Kota Yogyakarta Yogyakarta 32.50 396,700 433,539 388,088
3500 Provinsi Jawa Timur Surabaya 47,799.75 34,765,993 36,058,107 37,476,011
3501 Kabupaten Pacitan Pacitan 525,758 545,670 540,516
3502 Kabupaten Ponorogo Ponorogo 841,449 869,642 854,878
3503 Kabupaten Trenggalek Trenggalek 649,883 665,070 674,521
3504 Kabupaten Tulungagung Tulungagung 929,833 969,461 989,821
3505 Kabupaten Blitar Blitar 1,064,643 1,065,838 1,116,010
3506 Kabupaten Kediri Kediri 1,408,353 1,429,137 1,498,803
3507 Kabupaten Malang Kepanjen 2,412,570 2,336,363 2,443,609
3508 Kabupaten Lumajang Lumajang 965,192 999,525 1,006,563
3509 Kabupaten Jember Jember 2,187,657 2,261,477 2,346,498
3510 Kabupaten Banyuwangi Banyuwangi 1,488,791 1,514,605 1,554,997
3511 Kabupaten Bondowoso Bondowoso 688,651 698,504 736,530
3512 Kabupaten Situbondo Situbondo 603,705 605,208 647,500
3513 Kabupaten Probolinggo Probolinggo 1,004,967 1,021,279 1,095,370
3514 Kabupaten Pasuruan Pasuruan 1,366,605 1,398,122 1,510,261
3515 Kabupaten Sidoarjo Sidoarjo 1,563,015 1,697,435 1,945,252
3516 Kabupaten Mojokerto Mojokerto 908,004 969,299 1,023,526
3517 Kabupaten Jombang Jombang 1,126,930 1,222,499 1,201,557
3518 Kabupaten Nganjuk Nganjuk 973,472 989,693 1,016,393
3519 Kabupaten Madiun Madiun 639,825 641,596 661,886
3520 Kabupaten Magetan Magetan 615,254 617,492 620,146
3521 Kabupaten Ngawi Ngawi 813,228 827,728 817,076
3522 Kabupaten Bojonegoro Bojonegoro 1,165,401 1,228,939 1,209,008
3523 Kabupaten Tuban Tuban 1,051,999 1,063,375 1,117,539
3524 Kabupaten Lamongan Lamongan 1,181,660 1,187,065 1,179,770
3525 Kabupaten Gresik Gresik 1,005,445 1,118,841 1,177,201
3526 Kabupaten Bangkalan Bangkalan 805,048 889,590 907,255
3527 Kabupaten Sampang Sampang 750,046 835,122 876,950
3528 Kabupaten Pamekasan Pamekasan 689,225 762,876 795,526
3529 Kabupaten Sumenep Sumenep 985,981 1,004,758 1,041,915
3571 Kota Kediri Kediri 244,519 248,640 267,435
3572 Kota Blitar Blitar 119,372 126,776 132,018
3573 Kota Malang Malang 756,982 790,356 819,708
3574 Kota Probolinggo Probolinggo 191,522 211,142 216,967
3575 Kota Pasuruan Pasuruan 168,323 171,136 186,322
3576 Kota Mojokerto Mojokerto 108,938 111,860 120,132
3577 Kota Madiun Madiun 163,956 171,390 170,851
3578 Kota Surabaya Surabaya 2,599,796 2,611,506 2,765,908
3579 Kota Batu Batu 179,092 189,793
3600 Provinsi Banten Serang 9,662.92 8,098,277 9,008,151 10,644,030
3601 Kabupaten Pandeglang Pandeglang 2,746.90 1,011,788 1,062,969 1,145,792
3602 Kabupaten Lebak Rangkasbitung 2,859.96 1,030,040 1,154,890 1,203,680
3603 Kabupaten Tangerang Tigaraksa 1,110.38 2,781,428 3,259,063 2,838,621
3604 Kabupaten Serang Serang 1,724.09 1,652,763 1,755,491 1,403,228
3671 Kota Tangerang Tangerang 184.00 1,325,854 1,451,595 1,797,715
3672 Kota Cilegon Cilegon 175.50 294,936 324,143 374,464
3673 Kota Serang 576,961
3674 Kota Tangerang Selatan 1,303,569
5100 Provinsi Bali Denpasar 5,780.06 3,146,999 3,378,092 3,891,428
5101 Kabupaten Jembrana Negara 841.80 231,806 247,102 261,618
5102 Kabupaten Tabanan Tabanan 839.30 376,030 398,389 420,370
5103 Kabupaten Badung Badung 418.52 345,863 388,548 543,681
5104 Kabupaten Gianyar Gianyar 368.00 393,155 421,067 470,380
5105 Kabupaten Klungkung Klungkung 315.00 155,262 163,291 170,559
5106 Kabupaten Bangli Bangli 520.81 193,776 208,508 215,404
5107 Kabupaten Karangasem Karangasem 839.54 360,486 376,711 396,892
5108 Kabupaten Buleleng Singaraja 1,365.88 558,181 599,866 624,079
5171 Kota Denpasar Denpasar 123.98 532,440 574,610 788,445
5200 Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Barat Mataram 18,572.32 4,008,601 4,169,695 4,496,855
5201 Kabupaten Lombok Barat Mataram 757,369 599,609
5202 Kabupaten Lombok Tengah Praya 810,645 859,309
5203 Kabupaten Lombok Timur Selong 1,039,195 1,105,671
5204 Kabupaten Sumbawa Sumbawa Besar 395,166 415,363
5205 Kabupaten Dompu Dompu 201,842 218,984
5206 Kabupaten Bima Raba 407,636 438,522
5207 Kabupaten Sumbawa Barat Taliwang 91,882 114,754
5208 Kabupaten Lombok Utara Tanjung 199,904
5271 Kota Mataram Mataram 342,896 402,296
5272 Kota Bima Bima 123,064 142,443
5300 Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur Kupang 48,718.10 3,823,154 4,243,182 4,679,316
5301 Kabupaten Sumba Barat Waikabubak 737.42 400,244 111,023
5302 Kabupaten Sumba Timur Waingapu 7,000.50 211,178 227,835
5303 Kabupaten Kupang Kupang 5,898.26 350,972 303,998
5304 Kabupaten Timor Tengah Selatan Soe 3,947.00 408,605 440,470
5305 Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara Kefamenanu 2,669.66 206,183 229,603
5306 Kabupaten Belu Atambua 2,445.57 367,553 352,400
5307 Kabupaten Alor Kalabahi 2,864.60 174,616 190,253
5308 Kabupaten Lembata Lewoleba 1,266.38 100,046 117,638
5309 Kabupaten Flores Timur Larantuka 1,812.85 219,268 232,312
5310 Kabupaten Sikka Maumere 1,731.92 271,766 300,301
5311 Kabupaten Ende Ende 2,046.62 235,414 260,428
5312 Kabupaten Ngada Bajawa 1,620.92 244,746 142,254
5313 Kabupaten Manggarai Ruteng 1,686.66 484,377 292,037
5314 Kabupaten Rote Ndao Baa 1,280.00 108,615 119,711
5315 Kabupaten Manggarai Barat Labuan Bajo 2,947.50 189,919 221,430
5316 Kabupaten Sumba Tengah Waibakul 1,869.18 62,510
5317 Kabupaten Sumba Barat Daya Tambolaka 1,445.32 283,818
5318 Kabupaten Nagekeo Mbay 1,416.96 129,956
5319 Kabupaten Manggarai Timur Borong 2,502.24 252,754
5320 Kabupaten Sabu Raijua 73,000
5371 Kota Kupang Kupang 160.34 269,680 335,585
6100 Provinsi Kalimantan Barat Pontianak 147,307.00 4,016,353 4,042,817 4,393,239
6101 Kabupaten Sambas Sambas 454,126 476,036 496,116
6102 Kabupaten Bengkayang Bengkayang 333,089 193,814 214,785
6103 Kabupaten Landak Ngabang 282,026 307,179 330,484
6104 Kabupaten Pontianak Mempawah 631,546 678,424 233,797
6105 Kabupaten Sanggau Batang Tarang 508,320 367,661 407,989
6106 Kabupaten Ketapang Ketapang 426,285 471,622 427,158
6107 Kabupaten Sintang Sintang 460,594 342,352 363,978
6108 Kabupaten Kapuas Hulu Putussibau 182,589 203,983 221,952
6109 Kabupaten Sekadau Sekadau 171,265 181,377
6110 Kabupaten Melawi Nanga Pinoh 160,746 179,586
6111 Kabupaten Kayong Utara Sukadana 95,605
6112 Kabupaten Kubu Raya 498,333
6171 Kota Pontianak Pontianak 472,220 482,365 550,304
6172 Kota Singkawang Singkawang 163,374 186,306
Daerah Kantong [=enclave] 5,469
6200 Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah Palangkaraya 153,564.50 1,801,965 1,913,026 2,202,599
6201 Kabupaten Kotawaringin Barat Pankalan Bun 168,472 198,838 235,274
6202 Kabupaten Kotawaringin Timur Sampit 308,765 299,343 373,842
6203 Kabupaten Kapuas Kuala Kapuas 325,243 351,597 329,406
6204 Kabupaten Barito Selatan Buntok 108,560 116,978 123,991
6205 Kabupaten Barito Utara Muara Taweh 109,273 115,261 120,879
6206 Kabupaten Sukamara Sukamara 29,561 33,455 44,838
6207 Kabupaten Lamandau Nanga Bulik 47,969 48,606 62,776
6208 Kabupaten Seruyan Kuala Pembuang 92,037 94,524 139,443
6209 Kabupaten Katingan Kasongan 121,047 130,271 141,350
6210 Kabupaten Pulau Pisau Pulau Pisau 111,488 115,200 119,630
6211 Kabupaten Gunung Mas Kuala Kurun 74,823 80,750 96,838
6212 Kabupaten Barito Timur Tamiang 71,907 77,124 97,080
6213 Kabupaten Murung Raya Purukcahu 74,050 80,318 97,029
6271 Kota Palangkaraya Palangkaraya 158,770 170,761 220,223
6300 Provinsi Kalimantan Selatan Banjarmasin 38,744.23 2,984,026 3,271,413 3,626,119
6301 Kabupaten Tanah Laut Pelaihari 255,188 296,282
6302 Kabupaten Kotabaru Kotabaru 261,104 290,651
6303 Kabupaten Banjar Martapura 459,748 506,204
6304 Kabupaten Barito Kuala Marabahan 258,682 276,066
6305 Kabupaten Tapin Rantau 149,332 167,796
6306 Kabupaten Hulu Sungai Selatan Kandangan 203,635 212,678
6307 Kabupaten Hulu Sungai Tengah Barabai 236,021 243,389
6308 Kabupaten Hulu Sungai Utara Amuntai 209,107 209,037
6309 Kabupaten Tabalong Tanjung 185,889 218,954
6310 Kabupaten Tanah Bumbu Batulicin 210,287 267,913
6311 Kabupaten Balangan Paringin 100,466 112,395
6371 Kota Banjarmasin Banjarmasin 589,115 625,395
6372 Kota Banjarbaru Banjarbaru 152,839 199,359
6400 Provinsi Kalimantan Timur Samarinda 204,534.34 2,451,895 2,840,874 3,550,586
6401 Kabupaten Pasir Tanah Grogot 174,420 231,593
6402 Kabupaten Kutai Barat Sendawar 151,227 165,934
6403 Kabupaten Kutai Kartanegara Tenggarong 490,607 626,286
6404 Kabupaten Kutai Timur Sangatta 174,018 253,904
6405 Kabupaten Berau Tanjungredep 148,437 179,444
6406 Kabupaten Malinau Malinau 49,517 62,423
6407 Kabupaten Bulungan Tanjungselor 101,980 113,045
6408 Kabupaten Nunukan Nunukan 109,773 140,842
6409 Kabupaten Penajam Paser Utara Penajam 120,508 142,693
6410 Kabupaten Tana Tidung 15,147
6471 Kota Balikpapan Balikpapan 469,884 559,196
6472 Kota Samarinda Samarinda 574,439 726,223
6473 Kota Tarakan Tarakan 155,716 193,069
6474 Kota Bontang Bontang 120,348 140,787
7100 Provinsi Sulawesi Utara Menado 13,851.64 2,000,872 2,121,017 2,265,937
7101 Kabupaten Bolaang Mongondow Kotamubagu 474,908 213,223
7102 Kabupaten Minahasa Tondano 288,539 309,876
7103 Kabupaten Kepulauan Sangihe Tahuna 191,102 126,133
7104 Kabupaten Kepulauan Talaud Melonguane 74,512 83,441
7105 Kabupaten Minahasa Selatan Amurang 275,997 195,087
7106 Kabupaten Minahara Utara Airmadidi 165,758 188,467
7107 Kabupaten Bolaang Mongondow Utara Boroko 70,629
7108 Kabupaten Siau Tagulandang Biaro Ondong Siau 63,543
7109 Kabupaten Minahasa Tenggara Ratahan 100,305
7110 Kabupaten Bolaang Mongondow Selatan 56,546
7111 Kabupaten Bolaang Mongondow Timur 63,593
7171 Kota Manado Manado 405,715 408,354
7172 Kota Bitung Bitung 163,837 187,932
7173 Kota Tomohon Tomohon 80,649 91,592
7174 Kota Kotamobagu Kotamobagu 107,216
7200 Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah Palu 61,841.29 2,175,993 2,290,969 2,633,420
7201 Kabupaten Banggai Kepulauan Banggai 141,175 150,214 171,685
7202 Kabupaten Banggai Luwuk 271,725 288,399 323,872
7203 Kabupaten Morowali Bungku 160,797 169,738 206,189
7204 Kabupaten Poso Poso 232,765 133,974 209,252
7205 Kabupaten Donggala Donggala 732,126 450,427 277,236
7206 Kabupaten Tolitoli Tolitoli 173,525 190,178 211,283
7207 Kabupaten Buol Buol 98,005 110,399 132,381
7208 Kabupaten Parigi Moutong Parigi 353,417 413,645
7209 Kabupaten Tojo Una-Una Ampana 152,351 137,880
7210 Kabupaten Sigi 214,700
7271 Kota Palu Palu 269,083 291,872 335,297
7300 Provinsi Sulawesi Selatan Makassar 46,717.48 7,159,170 7,488,674 8,032,551
7301 Kabupaten Selayar Bantaeng 103,596 114,191 121,905
7302 Kabupaten Bulukumba Bulukumba 352,419 378,406 394,757
7303 Kabupaten Bantaeng Bantaeng 158,632 169,053 176,984
7304 Kabupaten Jeneponto Jeneponto 317,588 326,433 342,222
7305 Kabupaten Takalar Takalar 229,718 246,841 269,171
7306 Kabupaten Gowa Sunggu Minasa 512,876 572,696 652,329
7307 Kabupaten Sinjai Sinjai 204,385 219,032 228,936
7308 Kabupaten Maros Maros 272,116 286,825 318,238
7309 Kabupaten Pangkajene Kepulauan Pangkajene 263,565 284,426 305,758
7310 Kabupaten Barru Barru 151,085 158,147 165,900
7311 Kabupaten Bone Watampone 648,089 686,790 717,268
7312 Kabupaten Soppeng Watan Soppeng 219,505 225,942 223,757
7313 Kabupaten Wajo Sengkang 357,720 371,109 384,694
7314 Kabupaten Sidenreng Rappang Sidenreng 238,419 245,395 271,801
7315 Kabupaten Pinrang Pinrang 310,833 334,523 351,161
7316 Kabupaten Enrekang Enrekang 166,307 180,145 190,175
7317 Kabupaten Luwu Palopo 398,131 312,890 332,863
7318 Kabupaten Tana Toraja Makale 392,726 436,895 221,795
7322 Kabupaten Luwu Utara Masamba 431,680 290,168 287,606
7325 Kabupaten Luwu Timur Malili 212,286 242,882
7326 Kabupaten Toraja Utara 215,400
7371 Kota Makassar Makassar 175.77 1,100,019 1,194,583 1,339,374
7372 Kota Pare-Pare Pare-Pare 108,258 112,625 129,542
7373 Kota Palopo Palopo 129,273 148,033
7400 Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara Kendari 38,067.70 1,820,379 1,960,697 2,230,569
7401 Kabupaten Buton Bau-Bau 266,401 255,474
7402 Kabupaten Muna Raha 287,732 268,140
7403 Kabupaten Konawe Unaaha 260,830 241,428
7404 Kabupaten Kolaka Kolaka 266,015 314,812
7405 Kabupaten Konawe Selatan Andolo 228,765 264,197
7406 Kabupaten Bombana Rumbia 105,847 139,271
7407 Kabupaten Wakatobi Wangi-Wangi 96,413 92,922
7408 Kabupaten Kolaka Utara Lasusua 93,427 121,476
7409 Kabupaten Buton Utara Bonegunu 54,816
7410 Kabupaten Konawe Utare Asera 51,447
7471 Kota Kendari Kendari 236,269 289,468
7472 Kota Bau-Bau Bau-Bau 118,998 137,118
7500 Provinsi Gorontalo Gorontalo 12,215.44 833,496 920,015 1,038,585
7501 Kabupaten Boalemo Marisa/Tilamuta 2,567.36 113,043 129,177
7502 Kabupaten Gorontalo Gorontalo 2,124.60 422,224 354,857
7503 Kabupaten Pohuwato Marisa 4,244.31 106,805 128,771
7504 Kabupaten Bone Bolango Suwawa 1,984.31 124,907 141,721
7505 Kabupaten Gorontalo Utara Kwandang 1,230.07 104,068
7571 Kota Gorontalo Gorontalo 64.79 153,036 179,991
7600 Provinsi Sulawesi Barat Mamuju 16,787.18 891,618 968,449 1,158,336
7601 Kabupaten Majene Majene 947.84 130,282 150,939
7602 Kabupaten Polewali Mandar Polewali 1,775.65 351,673 396,253
7603 Kabupaten Mamasa Mamasa 3,005.88 120,438 139,962
7604 Kabupaten Mamuju Mamuju 8,023.74 272,940 336,879
7605 Kabupaten Mamuju Utara Pasangkayu 3,034.08 93,116 134,303
8100 Provinsi Maluku Ambon 46,914.03 1,166,300 1,249,212 1,531,402
8101 Kabupaten Maluku Tenggara Barat Saumlaki 152,754 105,394
8102 Kabupaten Maluku Tenggara Tual 127,127 96,429
8103 Kabupaten Maluku Tengah Masohi 323,113 361,287
8104 Kabupaten Buru Namlea 124,084 108,235
8105 Kabupaten Aru Dobo 69,322 83,977
8106 Kabupaten Seram Bagian Barat Dataran Hunipopu 140,657 164,654
8107 Kabupaten Seram Bagian Timur Dataran Hunimoa 78,336 99,033
8108 Kabupaten Maluku Barat Daya 70,372
8109 Kabupaten Buru Selatan 53,593
8171 Kota Ambon Ambon 233,819 330,355
8172 Kota Tual Tual 58,073
8200 Provinsi Maluku Utara Sofifi/Ternate 45,069.66 815,101 881,867 1,035,478
8201 Kabupaten Halmahera Barat Ternate 2,612.24 91,540 100,150
8202 Kabupaten Halmahera Tengah Weda 2,276.83 32,071 42,740
8203 Kabupaten Kepulauan Sula Sanana 9,632.92 124,182 132,070
8204 Kabupaten Halmahera Selatan Labuha 8,779.32 170,180 198,030
8205 Kabupaten Halmahera Utara Tobelo 4,951.61 172,298 161,580
8206 Kabupaten Halmahera Timur Maba 6,506.20 56,836 72,880
8207 Kabupaten Pulau Morotai 495.69 52,860
8271 Kota Ternate Ternate 250.85 156,735 185,660
8272 Kota Tidore Kepulauan Tidore 9,564.00 78,025 89,510
9100 Provinsi Papua Barat Manokwari 140,375.62 529,689 616,960 760,855
9101 Kabupaten Fak-Fak Fak-Fak 14,320.00 58,160 67,153
9102 Kabupaten Kaimana Kaimana 18,500.00 36,714 46,243
9103 Kabupaten Teluk Wondama Rasiei 12,146.62 26,311
9104 Kabupaten Teluk Bintuni Bintuni 18,637.00 46,784 52,403
9105 Kabupaten Manokwari Manokwari 14,448.50 151,824 187,591
9106 Kabupaten Sorong Selatan Teminabuan 16,807.00 54,270 37,579
9107 Kabupaten Sorong Sorong 19,736.25 86,870 70,635
9108 Kabupaten Raja Ampat Waisai 6,084.50 35,948 42,471
9109 Kabupaten Tambrauw 5,587.75 6,393
9110 Kabupaten Maybrat 13,203.00 33,735
9171 Kota Sorong Sorong 1,105.00 146,390 190,341
9400 Provinsi Papua Jayapura 319,036.05 1,684,144 1,822,878 2,851,999
9401 Kabupaten Merauke Merauke 43,979.31 154,310 195,577
9402 Kabupaten Jayawijaya Wamena 12,680.06 207,480 199,557
9403 Kabupaten Jayapura Jayapura 15,309.23 90,972 114,515
9404 Kabupaten Nabire Nabire 16,312.00 159,548 130,314
9408 Kabupaten Kepulauan Yapen Serui 3,130.72 70,201 83,593
9409 Kabupaten Biak Numfor Biak 2,360.44 99,204 126,125
9410 Kabupaten Paniai Enarotali 14,214.81 111,412 149,093
9411 Kabupaten Puncak Jaya Kotamulia 10,852.05 111,488 101,906
9412 Kabupaten Mimika Timika 20,039.83 126,344 183,633
9413 Kabupaten Boven Digoel Tanah Merah 28,470.68 55,822
9414 Kabupaten Mappi Kepi 27,632.35 65,219 81,781
9415 Kabupaten Asmat Agats 18,976.16 61,642 77,053
9416 Kabupaten Yahukimo Sumohai 15,770.56 134,702 166,716
9417 Kabupaten Pegunungan Bintang Oksibil 16,908.40 86,979 65,399
9418 Kabupaten Tolikara Karubaga 8,816.34 44,100 114,240
9419 Kabupaten Sarmi Sarmi 25,901.73 31,500 33,263
9420 Kabupaten Keerom Waris 9,364.53 37,048 48,527
9426 Kabupaten Waropen Botawa 24,628.32 21,181 24,988
9427 Kabupaten Supiori Sorendiweri 774.56 12,152 15,861
9428 Kabupaten Mamberamo Raya 18,424
9429 Kabupaten Nduga 79,520
9430 Kabupaten Lanny Jaya 151,384
9431 Kabupaten Mamberamo Tengah 43,266
9432 Kabupaten Yalimo 51,137
9433 Kabupaten Puncak 93,363
9434 Kabupaten Dogiyai 83,324
9435 Kabupaten Intan Jaya 38,844
9436 Kabupaten Deiyai 62,998
9471 Kota Jayapura Jayapura 940.00 197,396 261,776
total 1,910,931.32 205,132,458 217,406,876 237,556,363
Main cities
name population
2000-06-30
census population
2010-05-01
census
Jakarta 8,361,079 9,588,198
Surabaya 2,599,796 2,765,908
Bandung 2,656,636 2,417,584
Bekasi 1,622,170 2,378,211
Medan 1,910,683 2,109,339
Tangerang 1,325,854 1,797,715
Depok 1,120,892 1,751,696
Semarang 1,353,047 1,553,778
Palembang 1,437,515 1,452,840
Makassar 1,100,019 1,339,374
Tangerang Selatan .. 1,303,569
Bogor 746,921 952,406
Batam 455,103 949,775
Pekanbaru 585,440 903,902
Bandar Lampung 735,916 879,651
Padang 601,341 833,584
Malang 756,982 819,708
Denpasar 532,440 788,445
Samarinda 466,350 726,223
Tasikmalaya .. 633,704
Bandjarmasin 521,999 625,395
Serang .. 576,961
Balikpapan 382,453 559,196
Pontianak 472,220 550,304
Cimahi .. 541,476
Jambi 400,351 529,118
Surakarta 489,900 500,642
Manado 352,995 408,354
Mataram 342,896 402,296
Yogyakarta 396,744 388,088
Cilegon 294,936 374,464
Kupang 269,680 335,585
Palu 269,083 335,297
Ambon 156,042 330,355
Bengkulu 270,948 308,756
Sukabumi 243,746 300,359
Cirebon 272,263 298,224
Kendari 162,272 289,468
Pekalongan 263,190 282,137
Kediri 244,519 267,435
Jayapura 154,528 261,776
Dumai 173,188 254,337
Binjai 210,222 246,010
Tegal 236,988 242,127
Pematang Siantar 242,712 234,885
Banda Aceh 216,121 224,209
Palangkaraya 170,761 220,223
Probolinggo 191,522 216,967
Lubuk Linggau .. 201,217
source: Biro Pusat Statistik.



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