Provinces Of Indonesia
24 entries in the Provinces Of Indonesia compendium.
Provinces Of Indonesia — Era Chart
AcehWesternmost Indonesian province, birthplace of Islam in Southeast Asia.Bangka Belitung IslandsIndonesian province of two main islands, rich in tin and culture.BantenWesternmost province of Java, Indonesia, with a rich sultanate history.BengkuluIndonesian province on Sumatra's southwest coast, formerly British Bencoolen.Central JavaProvince in central Java, Indonesia, third-most populous in the nation.Central KalimantanLargest Indonesian province by area, home to Dayak peoples.Central PapuaIndonesian province in central Western New Guinea, established in 2022.Central SulawesiLargest province on Sulawesi Island by area.East JavaProvince in eastern Java, second-most-populous in Indonesia.East KalimantanIndonesian province hosting the world's oldest figurative art and new capital.East Nusa TenggaraSouthernmost Indonesian province with rich culture and biodiversity.North KalimantanProvince formed in 2012 from East Kalimantan.North MalukuProvince in eastern Indonesia, site of the 2026 Molucca Sea earthquake.North SulawesiProvince on Sulawesi's Minahasa Peninsula, capital Manado.North SumatraProvince of Sumatra, site of ancient supervolcano and diverse cultures.Papua (province)Indonesian province on northern Western New Guinea with special autonomy.RiauIndonesian province on Sumatra's east coast, rich in resources and history.Riau IslandsIndonesian province of 2,408 islands, key maritime trade hub.South KalimantanSmallest Kalimantan province, second most populous, Banjar cultural heart.South PapuaIndonesia's least populous province, formed in 2022 from southern Papua.South SulawesiProvince in southern Sulawesi, gateway to the spice trade.South SumatraProvince of Indonesia, site of the ancient Srivijaya kingdom.Southeast SulawesiIndonesian province on Sulawesi's southeastern peninsula, historically the Buton SultanateSpecial Region of YogyakartaOnly officially recognized diarchy in Indonesia, co-ruled by Sultan and Duke.
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