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Wori is an administrative district (kecamatan) in North Minahasa Regency of North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. It has a land area of 87.14 km2 and includes the offshore islands of Mantehage and Nain in the Celebes Sea as well as the northwest coast districts of North Minahasa. Mantehage and Nain Islands form part of the Bunaken National Park. The population was 17,980 at the 2010 Census and 20,749 at the 2020 Census; as of mid 2022, the estimated population of Wori District was 21,414 people, of whom 17,298 inhabited the Minahasan coastal districts, 1,529 were on Mantehage Island and 2,587 on Nain Island. [1] The administrative centre is in the town of Wori. The district is composed of 20 villages, all rated as desa, which share the postcode of 95376.

Kode
Wilayah
Name of
Desa
Area
in
sq. km
Pop'n
mid 2022
Estimate
71.06.04.2001Tiwoho6.341,450
71.06.04.2002Wori5.503,351
71.06.04.2003Kima Bajo3.751,055
71.06.04.2004Talawaan Banlik8.801,174
71.06.04.2005Talawaan Atas3.26865
71.06.04.2006Budo3.23912
71.06.04.2007Darunu5.80834
71.06.04.2013Kulu4.531,129
71.06.04.2014Bulu2.44897
71.06.04.2015Lansa6.601,484
71.06.04.2016Lantung4.00802
71.06.04.2017Ponto1.40695
71.06.04.2018Minaesa1.501,636
71.06.04.2010Mantehage I / Buhias7.10639
71.06.04.2008Mantehage III / Tinongko3.30520
71.06.04.2011Mantehage / Bango3.30467
71.06.04.2012Mantehage II / Tangkasi5.14371
71.06.04.2009Nain2.151,636
71.06.04.2019Nain Tatampi1.50448
71.06.04.2020Nain Satu7.50503
71.06.04Totals87.1421,414
(a)

Note: (a) comprising 10,959 males and 10,455 females.


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