Dukuhjati Wetan

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Dukuhjati Wetan
Village
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Etymology: The Teak Hamlet in the East
Nickname(s): 
Dujawe
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Dukuhjati Wetan
Dukuhjati Wetan in Central Java, ID
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Dukuhjati Wetan
Dukuhjati Wetan (Indonesia)
Coordinates: 6°56′56″S109°12′26″E / 6.9488000°S 109.2072000°E / -6.9488000; 109.2072000
Country Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia
Province Flag of Central Java.svg Central Java
City/ Regency Tegal
Subdistrict Kedungbanteng
Founded byMbah Kadiman
Named for The Giant Golden Teak
Government
  BodyDukuhjati Wetan Village Government
  Head of VillagePahrurodin
Elevation
34 m (112 ft)
Demonym(s) Dujawean
Time zone UTC+7 (Indonesia Western Time)
Postcode

Dukuhjati Wetan (abbreviated as "Dujawe") is one of villages located in Subdistrict of Kedungbanteng, Tegal, Central Java, Indonesia. [1]

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History

Among the stories that describe the beginning of the name of Dukuhjati Wetan, perhaps this version is fitting to tell the beginning of the name of Dukuhjati Wetan. The founder of this village is Mbah Kadiman, he came from Paketiban Village who then migrated to this region. Dukuhjati Wetan was once an unnamed hamlet and has a population of about 600 people. It is said that this area there is a giant golden tree that sometimes appears at night and not everyone can see it, people here call it by name "Golden Teak Tree" which supposedly located in the middle of kedung, "kedung" here is part of the river which is deeper than other parts because there is a basin in the bottom of the river. Previously this area will be combined with Kedungbanteng Village, but the people here refuse and want to stand on their own. From there Mbah Kadiman formed this region into a village and gave it the name as Kedungjati Village, but the name of that village is not used because there is another village that has used it first. In the end, it was replaced by the name of the village of Dukuhjati Wetan which may be more fitting with the condition of its territory, namely "hamlet" which has "giant teak" and geographical location of its territory located in "wetan" (=east) river which containing the kedung.

Geography

Dukuhjati Wetan is one of the villages located in the western part of Kedungbanteng, Tegal with geographical location 6° 57' 59" S and 109° 11' 40.9" E. The western part of the village of Dukuhjati Wetan is lowland and there is a residential area. While the east is the rice fields, plantations and hills. On the border of Rancawiru Village, in the west there is a river that flows named Cacaban River which hails in Cacaban Lake and also as a dividing boundary between these two villages, in the middle of this village there is also Windusari River which serves as an irrigation inspection channel.

Boundaries

The boundaries of the village of Dukuhjati Wetan are as follows:

NorthSumingkir Village, Balamoa Village
SouthKedungbanteng Village
WestRancawiru Village
EastKarangmalang Village

Population

Population Spread

The population distribution of this village is uneven, almost the entire population is settled to the west of Dukuhjati Wetan Village.

Administrative Division

The village is divided into 8 Rukun Warga (RW) and 16 Rukun Tetangga (RT).

RWIIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIII
RT01020304050607080910111213141516

Economy

Most of the people's livelihoods are working in agriculture and plantation sectors and some others are traders, construction project workers, teachers and the workers working out of town

Division of Dukuhjati Wetan Village

Settlement Area

Paddy Fields Area[ citation needed ]

Hill Terrain

Geger Wedi Hill
in the southeastern of Dukuhjati Wetan Village Nature of Dukuhjati Wetan.jpeg
Geger Wedi Hill
in the southeastern of Dukuhjati Wetan Village

Education

Formal


Non Formal


P.S. EPQ (Education Park of the Qur'an)

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References

  1. "Dukuhjati Wetan". Mapcarta.