Gunung Mas Regency

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Gunung Mas Regency
Kabupaten Gunung Mas
Regency
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Duhung Roundabout in town of Kuala Kurun
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Coat of arms
Motto(s): 
"Habangkalan Penyang Karuhei Tatau"
Ngaju language: "Determination, passion, and effort to be prosperous"
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Location within Central Kalimantan
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Gunung Mas Regency
Location in Kalimantan and Indonesia
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Gunung Mas Regency
Gunung Mas Regency (Indonesia)
Coordinates: 0°57′00″S113°30′00″E / 0.9500°S 113.5000°E / -0.9500; 113.5000
Country Indonesia
Province Central Kalimantan
Regency seat Kuala Kurun
Government
 • Regent Jaya Samaya Monong
 • Vice RegentEfrensia Umbing
Area
 • Total4,171 sq mi (10,804 km2)
Population
 (mid 2023 estimate)
 • Total142,835
 • Density34/sq mi (13/km2)
  [1]
Time zone UTC+7 (Western Indonesia Time)
Area code (+62) 537
HDI (2019)Increase2.svg 0.707 (High)
Website gunungmaskab.go.id

Gunung Mas Regency (Indonesian : Kabupaten Gunung Mas) is one of the thirteen regencies of Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia. The regency seat is located at the town of Kuala Kurun in Kurun District. The population area of Gunung Mas Regency is 19,894 km2, and its population was 96,990 at the 2010 census (an increase from 74,823 at the previous census in 2000) [2] and 135,373 at the 2020 census; [3] the official estimate as at mid 2023 was 142,835 (comprising 75,066 males and 67,769 females). [1] The regency initially existed between 1965 and 1979, after which it was a district within Kapuas Regency. Its status as a separate regency was restored on 10 April 2002 following rapid decentralization and democratization after the fall of Suharto. The regency has the 5th highest Human Development Index in the province.

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History

Etymology

The regency's name literally translates to "gold mountain". [4] The name originates the abundance of gold during the Dutch East Indies era, especially around the village of Sumur Mas, which name literally translates to "well of gold", while a nearby mountain is named "Gunung Mas". [5] Remains of the colonial era gold industry, such as abandoned factory chimneys and holes used to mine gold, can still be seen in the region today such . [5] [6]

Due to its colonial origin, there have been calls to change the name of the regency, [6] [4] such as by the local government, which argues that the name does not reflect the regency's motto, Habangkalan Penyang Karuhei Tatau, which is derived from the local Ngaju language and local wisdom. [6]

Creation

The regency was initially created on 1 October 1964 as Kahayan Hulu Administrative Regency, and was renamed Gunung Mas Administrative Regency on 1 May 1965. On 28 April 1979,the regency became a subdivision of the larger Kapuas Regency, while the title of its administrative head changed from a regent (bupati) to chief office of assistant for Gunung Mas region. [7]

In 1999, after Reformasi, the region became Kurun District (kecamatan). [7] Subsequently, demands were made by local figures, traditional Dayak chiefs, and residents of the region in the "Declaration by Gunung Mas Society" (Indonesian:Deklasari Masyarakat Gunung Mas). [7] The declaration resulted in three points, which:

  1. To acknowledge Wednesday the 21st of March 2001 as the birth date of Gunung Mas Regency with the regency seat in Kuala Kurun.
  2. To demand central government of Indonesia to proceed with the creation of the Gunung Mas Regency in accordance of the law.
  3. Other matters to fulfill the requirements for the establishment of a regency as written in the Government Regulation No. 129 of 2000 will be processed in the shortest possible time. [7]

The declaration was read on 21 March 2001, and as a result, the regency was formed on 10 April 2002 based on Law Number 5 of 2002. [7]

Governance

Local government

The Gunung Mas Regency is a second-level administrative division equivalent to a city, and is headed by a democratically elected regent. District heads are appointed directly by the regent on the recommendation of the regency secretary. Executive power lies with the regent and vice regent while legislative function is exercised by the regency's parliament. [8] [9] [10]

Politics

Together with Palangka Raya and Katingan Regency, the regency forms part of the 1st Central Kalimantan electoral district, electing 10 out of 45 representatives in the provincial parliament. At the local level, the regency is divided into three electoral districts which have a total of 25 representatives. [11]

Electoral districtsRegionRepresentatives
1st Gunung MasKurun, Mihing Raya, and Sepang District8
2nd Gunung MasManuhing Raya, Manuhing, Rungan, West Rungan, and Rungan Hulu District9
3rd Gunung MasDamang Batu, North Kahayan Hulu, Miri Manasa, and Tewah District8
Total25

Administrative divisions

The regency is divided into 12 districts. Kurun, where the town of Kuala Kurun is located, is the regency's most populous district with 25.5% of regency's total population in 2022. The fastest growing district in 2021 was Mihing Raya with growth of 4.67% while the least was Miri Manasa with 1.27%. The most dense district is also Kurun, with density of 41.4 people per square kilometre in mid 2022, while the least dense was Miri Manasa with just 2.7 people per square kilometre. The gender ratio varies from district to district, from 116 males for every 100 females in Kahayan Hulu Utara to 107 males for every 100 females in Sepang. The areas and the populations at the 2010 and 2020 Censuses for all the districts are listed below, together with their official estimates as at mid 2023. [1] The table also includes the locations of the district administrative centres, the numbers of villages in each district (totaling 114 rural desa and 13 urban kelurahan), and its post codes.

Kode
Wilayah		Name of
District
(kecamatan)		Area
in
km2		Pop'n
census
2010		Pop'n
census
2020		Pop'n
estimate
mid 2022		Admin
centre		No.
of
villages		Post
codes
62.10.06Manuhing1,1137,28811,27812,013Tumbang Talaken1274562
62.10.11Manuhing Raya6014,9656,3116,471Tehang674563
62.10.05Rungan71014,06112,85113,372Jakatan Raya1474560
62.10.10Rungan Hulu7386,5267,4567,678Tumbang Rahuyan974561
62.10.12Rungan Barat
(West Rungan)		391 [lower-alpha 1] 6,6996,818Ramambang1174561

[lower-alpha 2]

62.10.01Sepang3976,1129,0149,955Sepang Simin774570
62.10.07Mihing Raya3434,8337,7488,309Kampuri674571
62.10.02Kurun87621,82533,61736,249Kuala Kurun1574511
62.10.03Tewah1,07916,67922,02822,776Tewah1674552
62.10.04Kahayan Hulu Utara
(Upper North Kahayan)		1,5897,4218,7468,914Tumbang Miri1274554
62.10.08Damang Batu1,4253,6385,4755,588Tumbang Marikoi874553
62.10.09Miri Manasa1,5423,6424,1504,166Tumbang Napoi1174555
Totals10,80496,900135,373142,309Kuala Kurun127

The 13 kelurahan comprise the administrative centres of each of the districts, plus the further town of Tampang Tumbang Anjir in Kurun District.

Demographics

Religious Adherence in Gunung Mas Regency (2022)

   Protestant (64.94%)
   Islam (20.04%)
   Kaharingan/Hindu (12.76%)
   Catholic (2.21%)
   Buddhism, Confucianism, and others (0.05%)
Population growth
YearPop.±%
200076,067—    
200581,933+7.7%
201096,990+18.4%
2015109,947+13.4%
2020135,373+23.1%
2023142,835+5.5%
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, 2024 [1] and earlier years

As of mid 2023, the estimated population of Gunung Mas regency was 143,835 people which included 75,066 male population and 67,769 female population. The sex ratio in Gunung Mas is roughly 111 which can be translated as there are 111 male population for a 100 female population. The population density of this regency on average is 13.22 people/km² with the highest density of 41.55 people/km² located in Kurun district and the lowest density of only 2.71 people/km² in Miri Manasa district. [1] The average rate of population growth of Gunung Mas Regency is ranging from 2% to 4% and as of mid 2023 the rate is about 1.93% from the number in mid 2022.

In terms of religious adherence, Gunung Mas Regency is the only regency in Central Kalimantan with predominant Christian population. Almost 68% of the population nominally claimed as Christians which consist of 65% claimed as Protestants and roughly 2% claimed as Roman Catholics. Islam comes the second after Christianity with only 20%. And the rest with rough 12% claimed as either Kaharingan believers, Hindus, Buddhists, and others.

Economy

In 2021, the regency had a total gross regional domestic product (GRDP) of 3,619 billion rupiahs. While the region's economy was historically centered around mining, especially that of gold, [6] the largest economic sector in the regency as of 2021 is agriculture and fisheries, making up 29.24% of the regency's GRDP, followed by construction with 11.89%, trade with 10.08%, and manufacturing with 8.25%. [12] The regency's agricultural output includes 100,347 tons of palm oil, 1,152 tons of rice, 5,004 quintals of durian, 414 quintals of mango, and 730 quintals of banana. [12] As of 2021, the fastest growing sector in the economy was internet and communication, with 18.43% growth, followed by electricity and gas with 15.59%, and healthcare with 9.71%. [12]

In 2021, the regency had 15 operating banks, and 218 registered cooperatives, an increase of 2.83% from the previous year. [12] In addition, the regency had a 2.49% unemployment rate and a 4.75% poverty rate in the same year. [12]

Infrastructure

Education

There are 382 kindergartens, 181 elementary schools, 60 junior high schools, 15 senior high schools and four vocational high schools in the regency as of 2021, as well as a special education school in Kurun. [12] The regency has no higher education institutions, [12] and the regency government frequently awards scholarships to students in the region to pursue higher education outside of the regency. [13] The regency has a literacy rate of 99.21%, slightly higher than in neighbouring regions. [12]

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Kuala Kurun Regional Hospital

Healthcare

There are two hospitals, one polyclinic, 86 puskesmas, and seven pharmacies in the regency. The main hospital of the regency, Kuala Kurun Regional Hospital, is located in the town of Kuala Kurun and classified as C-class hospital by Ministry of Health. [14] The other hospital, Pratama Tumbang Talaken Hospital, is a private hospital located in Manuhing district and classified as D-class. [15] The regency had a life expectancy of 70.40 years in 2021, close to the national average. [12]

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A bridge in Gunung Mas

Transportation

The regency is served by Sangkalemu Airport in Kuala Kurun, which has weekly scheduled flights to Banjarmasin. [16] [17] The regency has a total road network length of 738.992 km (459.188 mi) and a road connection to Palangka Raya. The road to Palangka Raya is often in poor condition due to its use by overweight vehicles, [18] and frequently experiences traffic congestion. [19]

Others

The regency has 45 mosques, 252 churches, and 77 Balinese temples. Urban parks are found across the regency, most notably in Kuala Kurun. [20] In Kuala Kurun, the town park has shelter built for street vendors as part of relocation program by the government to reduce their presence in main roads. [21] There are 22 hotels registered in the regency, which more than half is located on Kurun District. [12]

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Notes

  1. ↑ The 2010 population of West Rungan is included in the figures for Rungan and Rungan Hulu Districts, from which it was split.
  2. ↑ Except for the village of Mangkawuk, which has a post code of 74562.

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