List of districts of North Maluku

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The province of North Maluku in Indonesia is divided into regencies which in turn are divided administratively into districts, known as Kecamantan.

The districts of North Maluku, with the regency each falls into, are as follows:

Villages

Administrative villages (desa) listed for each district: [1] [2]

Regency District Languages in district Administrative villages
Halmahera Barat Ibu Ake Boso, Akesibu, Gam Ici, Gamlamo (Gam Lamo), Kampung Baru, Kie Lei (Kie Ici), Maritango, Naga, Soana Masungi, Tahafo, Tobaol, Togola Sanger/Sangir, Togola Wayolo/Wayoli, Tongute Goin, Tongute Ternate, Tongute Ternate Selatan, Tungute Sungi (Tongute Sungi)
Halmahera Barat Ibu Selatan Adu, Baru, Bataka, Gamkonora, Gamsida, Gamsungi, Jere, Nanas, Ngalo Ngalo, Ngawet, Sarau, Talaga, Tobelos, Tobobol (Tabobol), Tosoa, Tuguaer
Halmahera Barat Ibu Utara Aru Jaya, Barona (Borona), Duono, Goin, Pasalulu, Podol, Sangaji Nyeku, Soasangaji, Tengowango (Teongowango), Todoke, Togoreba Sungi (Tugureba Sungi), Togoreba Tua, Togowo, Tolisaor, Tuguis, Tukuoku
Halmahera Barat Jailolo Acango, Akediri, Bobanehena, Bobo, Bobo Jiko, Buku Bualawa, Buku Maadu, Buku Matiti (Bukumatiti), Galala, Gam Lamo (Gamlamo), Gamtala, Guaemaadu (Guaimaadu), Guaria (Guaeria), Gufasa, Hate Bicara, Hoku Hoku Kie (Huku-Huku Kie), Idam Dehe (Idamdehe), Idamdehe Gamsungi, Jalan Baru, Kuripasai, Lolory (Loloy / Lolori), Marmabati (Marimbati), Matui, Pateng, Payo, Pornity (Porniti), Saria, Soakonora, Tauro, Tedeng, Toboso (Taboso / Tobosa / Tabaso), Todowangi (Todowongi), Tuada, Ulo
Halmahera Barat Jailolo Selatan Akeara, Akejailolo (Ake Jailolo), Akelaha, Bangkit Rahmat, Biamaahi, Bobane Dano, Braha, Dodinga, Domato, Gamlenge, Hijrah, Moiso, Ratem, Rioribati, Sidangoli Gam, Sidongoli Dehe (Sidangoli Dehe), Suka Damai, Taba Damai (DB), Tataleka, Tewe, Toniku, Tuguraci
Halmahera Barat Loloda Aruku, Baja, Bakun, Bakun Pante (Bakun Pantai), Bantoli (Bantol), Barataku, Bilote, Bosala, Buo, Gam Kahe (Gamkahe), Jange Lili (Jangailulu), Jano, Kahatola, Kedi, Laba Besar, Laba Kecil, Linggua, Puma Dadar (Pumadada), Salu, Soasio (Soa-Sio), Tasye, Tolofuo, Tomodo, Tosomolo, Totala, Totala Jaya, Tuguis
Halmahera Barat Sahu Balisoan Utara, Balisoang (Balisoan), Dere, Golo, Goro Goro, Jara Kore (Jaraoke), Lako Akederi (Lako Akediri), Lako Akelamo, Peot, Ropu Tengah Balu (Ropu Tengah Hulu), Sasur, Sasur Pantai, Susupu, Tacici, Tacim, Taraudu, Taruba, Todahe, Worat Worat
Halmahera Barat Sahu Timur Air Panas, Akelamo, Aketola, Awer, Campaka, Gamiyel (Gamnyial), Gamomeng, Gamsugi (Gamsungi), Goal, Golago Kusuma, Hoku Hoku Gam, Idam Gamlamo (Idamgamlamo), Loce, Ngaon, Sidodadi, Taba Campaka, Taraudu Kusu, Tibobo
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Amasing Kali, Amasing Kota, Amasing Kota Barat, Amasing Kota Utara, Awanggoa, Belang Belang, Hidayat, Indomut, Kaputusan, Labuha, Marabose, Suma Tinggi, Sumae, Tomori
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Barat Indari, Kokotu, Kusubibi, Nang, Nondang, Tawabi, Wiring
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Barat Utara Geti Baru, Geti Lama, Gilalang, Jojame, Lolarogurua (Gorua Lolaro / Lolorogurua), Nusa Babullah (Nusa Babi), Sidopo, Yaba
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Selatan Dgandasuli (Gandasuli), Kubung, Kupal, Makian (Kampung Makian), Mandawong (Mandaong), Panamboang, Papaloang, Sawadai, Tembal, Tuwokona (Tuakona)
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Timur Babang, Bori, Goro Goro, Kaireu, Nyonyifi, Sabatang, Sali Kecil, Sayoang, Timlonga, Wayamiga
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Timur Selatan Liaro, Pigaraja, Silang, Tabajaya, Tabangame, Wayakuba, Wayaua
Halmahera Selatan Bacan Timur Tengah Bibinoi, Songa, Tabapoma, Tawa, Tomara, Tutupa, Wayatim
Halmahera Selatan Gane Barat Balitata, Bumi Rahmat, Cango, Doro, Koititi, Lemo Lemo, Oha, Papaceda, Saketa, Tabamasa
Halmahera Selatan Gane Barat Selatan Awis, Dowora, Gane Dalam, Jibubu, Pasipalele (Pasi Palele), Sekely, Tawa, Yamli (Yamly)
Halmahera Selatan Gane Barat Utara Batulak, Boso, Dolik, Fulai (Jikolamo/Fulay), Gumirah (Gumira), Moloku, Nurjihat, Posi Posi, Samat, Samo, Suka Damai, Tokaka
Halmahera Selatan Gane Timur Akelamo, Batonam, Foya, Foya Tobaru, Kebun Raja, Kotalow, Lalubi, Maffa, Sumber Makmur, Tanjung Jere, Tobaru, Wosi
Halmahera Selatan Gane Timur Selatan Gaimu, Gane Luar, Kuwo, Ranga Ranga, Sawat
Halmahera Selatan Gane Timur Tengah Bisui, Lelewi, Luim, Matuting, Matuting Tanjung, Tabahidayah, Tabahijrah, Tagia (Tagea)
Halmahera Selatan Kasiruta Barat Arumamang, Bisori, Doko (Doku), Imbu Imbu, Kukupang (Kakupang), Lata Lata, Marikapal, Palamea, Sengga Baru, Sidanga
Halmahera Selatan Kasiruta Timur Jeret, Kasiruta Dalam, Kou Balabala (Koubalabala), Loleo Jaya, Loleo Mekar (Loleomekar), Marituso (Maritosu), Tawa, Tutuhu (Tutuha)
Halmahera Selatan Kayoa Bajo, Buli, Dorolamo, Gafi, Gunange, Guruapin, Karamat, Kida, Laigoma, Lelei, Ligua, Siko, Talimau, Tawabi
Halmahera Selatan Kayoa Barat Bokimiake, Busua, Fofao, Hatejawa
Halmahera Selatan Kayoa Selatan Laluin, Ngute Ngute, Orimakurunga, Pasir Putih, Posi Posi, Sagawele
Halmahera Selatan Kayoa Utara Ake Jailolo, Gayap, Laromabati (Loromabati), Modayama, Ngokomalako, Wayasipang
Halmahera Selatan Kepulauan Botanglomang Bajo, Batutaga, Kampung Baru, Paisumbaos (Pasimbaos), Prapakanda, Sawanakar (Sawangakar/Sawangkang), Tanjung Obit, Toin
Halmahera Selatan Kepulauan Joronga Gonone, Kakupang (Kukupang), Kurunga, Liboba Hijrah, Pulau Gala, Tawabi, Yomen
Halmahera Selatan Makian Barat Bobawae, Malapat, Mateketen, Ombawa, Sebelei, Talapaon, Tegono
Halmahera Selatan Mandioli Selatan Bahu, Galala, Jiko (Jeko), Lele, Tabalema, Yoyok
Halmahera Selatan Mandioli Utara Akedabo, Bobo, Indong, Leleongusu (Loleongusu), Pelita (Pelita Jaya), Waya
Halmahera Selatan Obi Air Mangga Indah, Akegula, Anggai, Baru, Buton, Jikotamo, Kawasi, Laiwui, Sambiki
Halmahera Selatan Obi Barat Alam Kenanga, Alam Pelita, Jikohai (Jikohay), Manatahan, Soa Sangaji (Soasangaji), Tapa
Halmahera Selatan Obi Selatan Bobo, Fluk, Gambaru, Loleo, Mano, Ocimaloleo, Soligi, Wayaloar
Halmahera Selatan Obi Timur Kello (Kelo), Sum, Susepe (Sosepe), Wooi
Halmahera Selatan Obi Utara Cap, Galala, Madopolo (Madapolo), Madopolo Barat (Madapolo Barat), Madopolo Timur (Madapolo Timur), Pasir Putih, Waringi
Halmahera Selatan Pulau Makian Dalam, Dauri, Gitang, Gorup, Gurua, Kyowor, Matentengin, Ploili, Rabutdaiyo, Sangapati, Suma, Waigitang, Wailoa, Walo, Waykion
Halmahera Tengah Patani Baka Jaya, Kipai, Wailegi, Yeisowo, Yondeliu
Halmahera Tengah Patani Barat Banemo, Bobane Indah, Bobane Jaya, Mareala (Moreala), Sibenpope (Sibenpopo)
Halmahera Tengah Patani Timur Damuli, Masure, Nursifa, Palo, Peniti, Sakam
Halmahera Tengah Patani Utara Bilifitu, Gemia, Maliforo, Pantura Jaya, Tepeleo, Tepeleo Batudua
Halmahera Tengah Pulau Gebe Elfanun, Kacepi, Kapaleo, Sanafi, Sonof Kacepo, Umera, Umiyal, Yang
Halmahera Tengah Weda Fidy Jaya, Goeng, Nurweda, Nusliko, Sidanga, Weda / Wedana, Were
Halmahera Tengah Weda Selatan Air Salobar, Kluting Jaya, Lembah Asri, Loleo, Sosowomo, Sumber Sari, Tilope (Tiloppe), Wairoro Indah
Halmahera Tengah Weda Tengah Kobe, Kulo Jaya, Lililef Sawai (Lelilef Sawai), Lililef Waibulan (Lelilef Waibulen), Sawai Itepo, Woejerana, Woekob
Halmahera Tengah Weda Timur Dotte, Kotalo, Messa, Yeke
Halmahera Tengah Weda Utara Fritu, Gemaf, Kiya, Sagea, Waleh
Halmahera Timur Kota Maba Maba Sangaji (Gotowasi), Soa Laipoh, Soa Sangaji, Soagimalaha (Soa Gimalaha), Tewil, Wai Lukum (Wailukum)
Halmahera Timur Maba Baburino, Buli, Buli Asal, Buli Karya, Gamesan, Geltoli, Pekaulan, Sailal, Teluk Buli, Wayafly (Wayafli / Wayamli)
Halmahera Timur Maba Selatan Bicoli, Gotowasi, Kasuba, Loleo Lamo (Loloelamo), Momole, Pateley (Petelei), Sil, Sowoli, Waci
Halmahera Timur Maba Tengah Babasaram, Bangul, Bebsili, Beringin Lamo (Baringin), Dorolamo, Gaifoli, Marasipno, Maratana (Marathana Jaya ), Miaf, Tatangapu, Wayamli (Wayamly), Yawanli
Halmahera Timur Maba Utara Doromoi, Dorosago (Dorosagu), Jara-jara (Jarajara), Lili, Lolasita, Patlean, Patlean Jaya, Pumlanga, Sosolat, Wasileo
Halmahera Timur Wasile Batu Raja, Bulapapo (Gulapapo), Bumi Restu, Cemara Jaya, Mekar Sari, Subaim, Waisuba
Halmahera Timur Wasile Selatan Ake Jawi, Bina Gara (Binagara), Bukutio, Ekor, Ekorino, Fayaul, Ino Jaya, Jiko Moi, Loleba, Minamin, Nanas, Nusa Ambu (Nusa Ambo), Nusa Jaya, Pintatu, Saolat, Saramake (Saramaake), Sondo-Sondo, Tabanalow (Tabanalou / Tabanoli), Talaga Jaya, Tanure, Tomares, Waijoi, Wasile, Yawal
Halmahera Timur Wasile Tengah Boki Miake (Bokimaake), Foli (Foly), Hate Tabako (Hatetabako), Kakaraino, Lolobata, Nyaolako, Puao, Silalaysang (Silalayang)
Halmahera Timur Wasile Timur Akedaga (Ake Daga), Daka Ino, Dodaga, Rawamangun, Sidomulyo, Tobo Ino (Toboino), Tutuling Jaya, Woka Jaya
Halmahera Timur Wasile Utara Bololo, Dowongi Jaya, Helaitetor, Iga, Labi Labi, Majiko Tongone, Marimoi, Tatam
Halmahera Utara Galela Barataku, Mamuya, Pune, Simau, Soa Sio, Towara (Torawa), Toweka
Halmahera Utara Galela Barat Dokulamo, Duma, Gotalamo, Kira, Makete, Ngidiho, Roko, Samuda (Samudra), Soatobaru
Halmahera Utara Galela Selatan Bale, Igobula, Ori, Seki, Soakonora, Togawa, Togawabesi
Halmahera Utara Galela Utara Beringin Jaya, Bobisingo (Bobi Singo), Dodowo, Jare (Jere), Jere Tua, Lalonga, Limau, Pelita, Salimuli, Saluta, Togasa, Tutumaloleo
Halmahera Utara Kao Biang, Goruang, Jati, Kao, Kukumutuk, Kusu, Kusu Lofra, Patang, Popon, Sasur, Soa Sangaji Dim-Dim (Soasangaji Dim Dim), Sumber Agung, Waringin Lamo, Waringin Lelewi
Halmahera Utara Kao Barat Bailengit, Beringin Agung, Gaga Apok (Gagaapok), Kai, Leleseng (Lelesang), Makarti, Margomolyo (Margomoyo), Momoda, Ngoali, Parseba, Pitago, Sangaji Jaya, Soa Hukum, Soa Maetek (Soamaetek), Takimo, Toboulamo, Tolabit, Toliwang, Torawat, Tuguis, Wonosari
Halmahera Utara Kao Teluk Akelamo Raya (Akelamo Kao), Barumadehe, Bobane Igo (Bobaneigo), Dum Dum, Gamsungi, Kuntum Mekar, Makaeling, Pasir Putih, Tetewang, Tiowor, Tobanoma
Halmahera Utara Kao Utara Bobale, Bori, Boulamo, Daru, Doro, Dowongimaiti, Gamlaha, Gulo, Pediwang (Pidiwang), Tunuo, Warudu, Wateto
Halmahera Utara Loloda Kepulauan Cera, Dagasuli, Dama, Dedeta, Dowonggila, Fitako, Jikolamo, Salube, Tobo Tobo, Tuakara
Halmahera Utara Loloda Utara Apule (Apulea), Asimiro (Asmiro), Dorume, Dotia (Doitia), Galao, Gisik, Igo, Kailupa, Kapa Kapa, Momojiu, Ngajam, Pacao (Pocao), Podol, Posi Posi, Supu, Tate, Teru-Teru, Wori Moi
Halmahera Utara Malifut Balisosang, Bobawa, Bukit Tinggi, Gayok, Mailoa, Malapa, Matsa, Ngofa Bobawa (Ngofabobawa), Ngofa Gita (Ngofagita), Ngofa Kiaha (Ngofakiaha), Peleri, Sabaleh, Samsuma, Soma, Sosol / Malifut (Sosol), Tabobo (Tobobo), Tafasoho, Tagono, Tahane, Talapao, Terpadu, Wangeotek (Wangeotak)
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Gamsungi, Gosoma, Gura, Kakara (Kakara A), Kumo, MKCM, Rawajaya, Tagalaya, Wari, Wari Ino
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Barat Birinoa, Kusuri, Sukamaju, Togoliua, Wangongira
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Selatan Efi Efi, Gamhoku, Kakara B, Kupa Kupa, Kupa Kupa Selatan, Leleoto, Lemah Ino, Paca, Pale, Talaga Paca, Tioua, Tobe, Tomahalu (Toma Halu)
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Tengah Kali Upa, Kalipitu, Lina Ino, Mahia (Wosi/Wosia Tengah), Pitu, Tanjung Niara (Wosi/Wosia Selatan), Upa, WKO, Wosi (Wosia)
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Timur Gonga, Katana, Mawea, Meti, Todokuiha, Yaro
Halmahera Utara Tobelo Utara Gorua, Gorua Selatan, Gorua Utara, Kokota Jaya (Kokotua Jaya), Luari, Popilo, Popilo Utara (Popila Utara), Ruko, Tolonua Selatan, Tolonuo
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Barat Dofa, Johor (Johor Perda), Lekokadai, Lekosula, Lelyaba, Pas Ipa, Pelita
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Selatan Auponhia, Buya, Kaporo, Waikafia, Wailab
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Tengah Buruakol, Capalulu, Jere, Mangoli, Paslal, Urifola, Wai U, Wailoba, Waitulia
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Timur Karamat Titdoy, Kau/Kou (Kow), Naflo, Waitamela, Waitina
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Utara Falabisahaya, Minaluli, Modapia, Modapuhi, Modapuhi Trans, Pastabulu, Saniahaya
Kepulauan Sula Mangoli Utara Timur Kawata, Pelita Jaya, Waisakai, Waisum
Kepulauan Sula Sanana Fagudu, Falahu, Fatcei, Fogi, Mangon, Pastina, Umaloya, Wai Ipa, Waibau, Waihama, Wailau
Kepulauan Sula Sanana Utara Bajo, Fokalik, Fukweu, Malbufa, Man-Gega, Pohea, Wainin
Kepulauan Sula Sulabesi Barat Kabau Darat, Kabau Pantai, Nahi, Ona, Paratina, Wai Ina
Kepulauan Sula Sulabesi Selatan Fuata, Skom, Wai Tamua, Waigai, Wainib
Kepulauan Sula Sulabesi Tengah Bega, Fat Iba, Manaf, Soamole, Waiboga, Waiman
Kepulauan Sula Sulabesi Timur Baleha, Fatkauyon, Sama, Waigoiyofa, Wailia, Waisepa
Pulau Morotai Morotai Jaya Aru, Bere Bere Kecil, Cempaka, Cendana, Gorugo, Hapo, Libano, Loleo, Pangeo, Podimor Padange, Sopi, Sopi Majiko, Titigogoli, Towara
Pulau Morotai Morotai Selatan Aha, Daeo, Daeo Majiko, Darame, Daruba, Dehegila, Falila, Galo Galo, Gotalamo, Joubela, Juanga, Koloray (Kolorai), Mandiri, Momojiu, Morodadi, Muhajirin, Nakamura, Pandanga (Pandangan), Pilowo, Sabala, Sabatai Baru, Sabatai Tua, Totodoku, Wawama, Yayasan
Pulau Morotai Morotai Selatan Barat Aru Burung, Aru Irian, Bobula, Cio Dalam, Cio Gerong, Cio Maloleo, Cucumare, Leo Leo, Lou Madoro, Ngele Ngele Besar, Ngele Ngele Kecil, Posi-Posi (Posi Posi Rao), Raja, Sami Nyamau (Saminyamau), Tiley (Tiley Kusu), Tiley Pantai, Tutuhu (Tuthu), Usbar Pantai, Waringin, Wayabula
Pulau Morotai Morotai Timur Buho Buho, Doku Mira, Gamlamo, Gosoma Maluku, Hino, Lifao, Mira, Rahmat, Sambiki Baru, Sambiki Tua (Sambiki), Sangowo, Sangowo Barat, Sangowo Timur, Seseli Jaya, Wewemo
Pulau Morotai Morotai Utara Bere Bere, Bido, Goa Hira, Gorua, Gorua Selatan, Kenari, Korago, Loleo Jaya, Lusuo (Losuo), Maba, Sakita, Tanjung Saleh, Tawakali, Yao
Pulau Taliabu Lede Balohang (Balahong), Langganu, Lede, Todoli, Tolong
Pulau Taliabu Tabona Fayaunana, Habunuha, Kabunu, Kataga, Peleng, Tabona, Wolio
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Barat Bobong, Holbota, Kawalo, Kilong, Kramat, Limbo, Loho Bubba, Meranti Jaya (Maranti Jaya), Pancoran, Ratahaya, Talo, Wayo, Woyo
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Barat Laut Beringin Jaya, Kasango, Nggele, Onemay (Oneway), Salati
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Selatan Bahu, Bapenu, Galebo, Kilo, Maluli, Nggaki, Nggoli, Pancado, Sumbong
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Timur Parigi, Penu, Samuya, Tubang
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Timur Selatan Belo, Kamaya, Kawadang, Losseng, Mantarara, Sofan, Waikadai, Waikadai Sula, Waikoka
Pulau Taliabu Taliabu Utara Air Bulan, Air Kalimat, Bua Mbono (Mbono), Dege, Gela, Hai, Jorjoga, London, Mananga, Minton, Natang Kuning, Nunca, Nunu, Padang, Sahu, Tanjung Una, Tikong, Ufung, Wahe
Ternate Kota Ternate Selatan Bastiong Karance, Bastiong Talangame, Fitu, Gambesi, Jati, Jati Perumnas, Kalumata, Kayu Merah, Mangga Dua, Mangga Dua Utara, Ngade, Sasa, Tanah Tinggi, Tanah Tinggi Barat, Toboko, Tobona (Tabona), Ubo-Ubo
Ternate Kota Ternate Tengah Gamalama, Kalumpang, Kampung Pisang, Kota Baru, Makassar Barat (Makasar Barat), Makassar Timur (Makasar Timur), Maliaro, Marikurubu, Moya, Muhajirin, Salahuddin, Santiong, Stadion, Takoma, Tanah Raja
Ternate Kota Ternate Utara Akehuda, Dufa Dufa, Kasturian, Salero, Sangaji, Sangaji Utara, Sango, Soa, Soa Sio, Tabam, Tafure, Tarau, Toboleu, Tubo
Ternate Moti Figur, Moti Kota, Tadenas, Tafaga, Tafamutu, Takofi
Ternate Pulau Batang Dua Bido, Lelewi, Mayau, Pantai Sagu, Perum Bersatu, Tifure
Ternate Pulau Hiri Dorari Isa, Faudu, Mado, Tafraka, Togolobe, Tomajiko
Ternate Pulau Ternate Afe Taduma, Bula, Dorpedu, Foramadiahi, Jambula, Kastela, Kulaba, Loto, Rua, Sulamadaha, Takome, Tobololo, Togafo
Tidore Kepulauan Oba Bale, Gita, Koli, Kosa, Kususinopa, Payahe, Sigela Yef, Talagamori, Talasi, Todopa, Toseho, Tului, Woda
Tidore Kepulauan Oba Selatan Hager, Lifofa, Maidi, Nuku, Selamalofo, Tagalaya, Wama
Tidore Kepulauan Oba Tengah Akedotilou, Akeguraci, Akelamo, Akesai, Aketobatu, Aketobololo, Baringin Jaya, Fanaha, Lola, Siokona, Tadupi, Tauno, Togeme, Yehu
Tidore Kepulauan Oba Utara Ake Kolano, Ampera, Balbar, Bukit Durian, Galala, Garojou, Gosale, Guraping, Kaiyasa, Kusu, Oba, Sofifi, Somahode
Tidore Kepulauan Tidore Folarora, Gamtufkange, Goto, Gurabunga, Indonesiana, Seli, Soadara, Soasio, Tambula, Tomagoba, Topo, Topo Tiga, Tuguwaji
Tidore Kepulauan Tidore Selatan Dokiri, Gurabati, Mare Gam (Maregam), Mare Kofo (Marekofo), Toloa, Tomalou, Tongowai, Tuguiha
Tidore Kepulauan Tidore Timur Cobodoe, Dowora, Doyado, Jiko Cobo, Kalaodi, Mafututu, Tosa
Tidore Kepulauan Tidore Utara Afa Afa, Bobo (Bobo Menjadi), Fobaharu, Gubu Kusuma, Jaya, Maitara, Maitara Selatan, Maitara Tengah, Maitara Utara, Mareku, Ome, Rum, Rum Balibunga, Sirongo Folaraha

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The North Halmahera languages are a family of languages spoken in the northern and eastern parts of the island of Halmahera and some neighboring islands in Indonesia. The southwestern part of the island is occupied by the unrelated South Halmahera languages, which are a subgroup of Austronesian. They may be most closely related to the languages of the Bird's Head region of West Papua, but this is not well-established.

2019 North Maluku earthquake July 7, 2019, earthquakes in Indonesia

The 2019 North Maluku earthquake, a shallow 7.2 magnitude earthquake, struck the island of Halmahera, North Maluku, Indonesia on 14 July 2019 at 18:10 local time with its epicentre located at South Halmahera. It struck at a shallow depth of 10 km (6.2 mi) near Labuha, a small port town located in Bacan Island. The earthquake produced a non-destructive 20 cm tsunami, which struck Labuha just minutes after the shaking started. 14 people were killed by the earthquake while 129 people were injured, and more than 50,000 people were displaced. The earthquake inflicted a total damage of Rp 238 billion.

Ciri Leliatu (Ciriliyati) or Sultan Jamaluddin was the first Sultan of Tidore in Maluku Islands, who reigned at a time when Islam made advances in this part of Indonesia because of contacts brought about by the increased trade in spices. He is also sometimes credited with the first Tidorese contacts with the Papuan Islands.

Saifuddin of Tidore Sultan of Tidore

Sultan Saifuddin, also known as Golofino was the eleventh Sultan of Tidore in Maluku islands. Reigning from 1657 to 1687, he left Tidore's old alliance with the Spanish Empire and made treaties with the Dutch East India Company (VOC), which now became hegemonic in Maluku for the next century. Tidore was forced to extirpate the clove trees in its territory and thus ceased to be a spice Sultanate. In spite of this, Saifuddin and his successors were able to preserve a degree of independence due to the trade in products from the Papuan Islands and New Guinea.

Nuku was the nineteenth Sultan of Tidore in Maluku Islands, reigning from 1797 to 1805. He is also known under the names Sultan Muhammad al-Mabus Amiruddin Syah, Saifuddin, Jou Barakati, and Kaicili Paparangan(Prince of Battles). He led a resistance against Dutch colonialism in Maluku and Papua from 1780 which was eventually successful. Being a leader with great charisma, he gathered discontents from several ethnic groups and strove to restore Maluku to its pre-colonial division into four autonomous kingdoms. Nuku used global political conflict lines by allying with the British against the French-affiliated Dutch and helped them conquer the Dutch stronghold in Ternate in 1801. In modern Indonesia he is commemorated as a pahlawan nasional.

Sultanate of Jailolo

The Sultanate of Jailolo was a premodern state in Maluku, modern Indonesia that emerged with the increasing trade in cloves in the Middle Ages. Also spelt Gilolo, it was one of the four kingdoms of Maluku together with Ternate, Tidore, and Bacan, having its center at a bay on the west side of Halmahera. Jailolo existed as an independent kingdom until 1551 and had separate rulers for periods after that date. A revivalist Raja Jailolo movement made for much social and political unrest in Maluku in the 19th century. In modern times the sultanate has been revived as a symbolic entity.

Gurabesi was a legendary Papuan leader from Biak in West New Guinea, present-day Indonesia, who had a large role in tying part of the Papuans to the Islamic Sultanate of Tidore. He is commonly believed to have flourished in the 15th or early 16th century, although other sources point at a later date. His story symbolizes the beginnings of communication between the Malayo-Islamic and Papuan cultures.

References

  1. ↑ "Badan Pusat Statistik Indonesia" . Retrieved 2020-02-25.
  2. ↑ "Daftar Desa & Kelurahan di Provinsi Maluku Utara". www.nomor.net. Kode Pos Indonesia. 2020. Retrieved 2020-02-25.
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