Indonesian Provinces
19 entries in the Indonesian Provinces compendium.
North KalimantanProvince formed in 2012 from East Kalimantan.North MalukuProvince formed from the historic Four Mountains of Maluku.North SulawesiProvince on the Minahasa Peninsula, historically contested by European powers.North SumatraProvince in northern Sumatra, fourth most populous in Indonesia.Papua (province)Indonesian province on northern Western New Guinea with special autonomy.RiauWealthy Indonesian province on Sumatra's east coast.Riau IslandsIndonesian province of islands with rich maritime history.South KalimantanSmallest Kalimantan province, second most populous, Banjar cultural heartland.South PapuaIndonesia's least populous province, established in 2022 from southern Papua.South SulawesiProvince in southern Sulawesi, Indonesia, with rich spice-trade history.South SumatraProvince in southeast Sumatra, historically home to Srivijaya.Southeast SulawesiIndonesian province on Sulawesi's southeastern peninsula and offshore islands.Special Region of YogyakartaA diarchic special region in southern Java, Indonesia.West JavaMost populous Indonesian province, homeland of the Sundanese people.West KalimantanIndonesian province on Borneo with a thousand rivers.West Nusa TenggaraIndonesian province of Lombok and Sumbawa islands.West Papua (province)Indonesian province on western New Guinea, second-least-populous in Indonesia.West SulawesiIndonesian province on western Sulawesi with ancient cave art.West SumatraProvince of Indonesia, homeland of the Minangkabau people.
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