كليمنتن

Coordinates: 1°S 114°E / 1°S 114°E / -1; 114
(تم التحويل من جزيرة كاليمانتان)
Kalimantan
Location of Kalimantan (Indonesia) in Borneo Island
Location of Kalimantan (Indonesia) in Borneo Island
الإحداثيات: 1°S 114°E / 1°S 114°E / -1; 114
Countryإندونيسيا
ProvinceWest Kalimantan
Central Kalimantan
South Kalimantan
East Kalimantan
North Kalimantan
Largest citiesBalikpapan
Banjarmasin
Palangkaraya
Pontianak
Samarinda
Tarakan
Tanjung Selor
التعداد
 (2020 Census)[1]
 • الإجمالي16٬625٬796
ISO 3166 codeID-KA
Vehicle signDA
KB
KH
KT
KU
HDI 0.708 (High)

كاليمنتان Kalimantan هي الجزء الإندونيسي من جزيرة بورنيو،[2] وفي الإندونيسية، تعني "كاليمنتان" جزيرة بورنيو بالكامل.[2] وتشكل الأراضي الإندونيسية أكثر من 73% من إجمالي مساحة الجزيرة، و70% من (12,000,000) عدد السكان. بينما تشكل باقي أراضي جزيرة بورنيو (609,000) وماليزيا الشرقية (6,000,000). ويعرف الاقليم باسم بورنيو الإندونيسية.

In 2019, President of Indonesia Joko Widodo proposed that Indonesia's capital be moved to Kalimantan, and in January 2022 Indonesian legislature approved the proposal.[3] The shift is expected to take up to 10 years.[4]

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أصل الاسم

Most Indonesian refer to The name Kalimantan as derived from the Sanskrit word Kalamanthana, which means "burning weather island", or island with a very hot temperature, referring to its hot and humid tropical climate. It consists of the two words kal[a] ("time, season, period") and manthan[a] ("boiling, churning, burning") because of Indianized culture [5] But the Native people of the Indonesian Borneo referred to their island as Pulu K'lemantan or "Kalimantan" when the sixteenth century Portuguese explorer Jorge de Menezes made contact with them.[6][7] Its association with the island and its people has also been attributed to British scientist and colonial administrator Charles Hose from the early 20th century.


المساحة

Map of Kalimantan (light colour) and its component provinces.

The Indonesian territory makes up 73% of the island by area, and 72.1% of its 2020 population of 23,053,723 (the population was 13,772,543 at the 2010 Census of Indonesia, and 16,625,796 at the 2020 Census).[8] The non-Indonesian parts of Borneo are of Brunei (460,345 in 2020[9]) and East Malaysia (5,967,582 in 2020), the latter comprising the states of Sabah (3,418,785) and Sarawak (2,453,677), and the federal territory of Labuan (95,120). The region within Indonesia is also known as Indonesian Borneo.

Kalimantan's total area is 539,237.77 square kilometres (208,201 sq mi).[10]

The widespread deforestation and other environmental destruction in Kalimantan and other parts of Indonesia has often been described by academics as an ecocide.[11][12][13]

وتنقسم كاليمنتان إلى أربعة مقاطعات:

إجمالي المساحة: 547,891 كم2 / 211,540 ميل2 [10]

التقسيمات الإدارية

Kalimantan is now divided into five provinces. It was administered as one province between 1945 and 1956, but in 1956 it was split into three provinces – East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan and West Kalimantan; then in 1957, the province of Central Kalimantan was created when it was split away from the existing South Kalimantan. There remained four provinces until 25 October 2012, when North Kalimantan was split off from East Kalimantan.

Provinces of Kalimantan
Province Area (km2) Pop. (2005
Census)
Pop. (2010
Census)
Pop. (2015
Census)
Pop. (2020
Census)[8]
Density
per km2
(2020)
Provincial
capital
Largest metro
West Kalimantan 147,307.00 4,042,817 4,393,239 4,783,209 5,414,390 36.8 Pontianak Pontianak
Central Kalimantan 153,564.50 1,913,026 2,202,599 2,490,178 2,669,969 17.4 Palangkaraya Palangkaraya
South Kalimantan 38,744.23 3,271,413 3,626,119 3,984,315 4,073,584 105.1 Banjarbaru Banjarmasin
East Kalimantan 127,346.92 2,840,874 3,550,586 3,422,676* 3,766,039 29.6 Samarinda Balikpapan
North Kalimantan 72,275.12 473,424 524,526 639,639 701,814 9.7 Tanjung Selor Tarakan
Total 539,237.77 12,541,554 14,297,069 15,320,017 16,625,796 30.8 Banjarmasin

* excluding North Kalimantan, split off from East Kalimantan with resulting population and area loss for the 2015 census.

السكان

Historical population
YearPop.±%
1971 5٬154٬774—    
1980 6٬723٬086+30.4%
1990 9٬099٬874+35.4%
1995 10٬470٬843+15.1%
2000 11٬331٬558+8.2%
2005 12٬541٬554+10.7%
2010 14٬297٬069+14.0%
2015 15٬320٬017+7.2%
2020 16٬625٬796+8.5%
Sources: Statistics Indonesia[14]

الجماعات العرقية

Number of the largest population of ethnic groups according to the 2010 census:

العرق West Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan North and East Kalimantan Total
Banjarese 14,430
(0.33%)
464,260
(21.28%)
2,686,627
(74.84%)
440,453
(12.45%)
3,605,770
(26.31%)
داياك 1,531,989
(34.93%)
1,029,182
(46.62%)
80,708
(2.23%)
351,437
(9.94%)
2,993,316
(21.78%)
جاوي 427,238
(9.74%)
478,393
(21.67%)
523,276
(14.51%)
1,069,605
(30.24%)
2,498,512
(18.18%)
ملايو 1,484,085
(33.84%)
87,348
(3.96%)
3,681
(0.10%)
6,053
(0.17%)
1,581,167
(11.51%)
بوگي 137,282
(3.13%)
17,104
(0.77%)
101,727
(2.81%)
735,819
(20.81%)
991,932
(7.22%)
مادوري 274,869
(6.27%)
42,668
(1.93%)
53,002
(1.47%)
46,823
(1.32%)
417,362
(3.04%)
صينيون 358,451
(8.17%)
5,130
(0.23%)
13,000
(0.36%)
32,757
(0.93%)
409,338
(2.98%)
كوتاي None None None 275,696
(7.80%)
275,696
(2.01%)
سوندانية 49,530
(1.13%)
28,580
(1.29%)
24,592
(0.68%)
55,659
(1.57%)
158,361
(1.15%)
Batak 26,486
(0.60%)
12,324
(0.56%)
12,408
(0.34%)
37,145
(1.05%)
88,363
(0.64%)
غيرهم 80,996
(1.85%)
42,378
(1.92%)
114,971
(3.18%)
485,056
(13.72%)
723,401
(5.26%)
الإجمالي 4,385,356
(100%)
2,207,367
(100%)
3,613,992
(100%)
3,536,503
(100%)
13,743,218
(100%)

الدين

Religion in Kalimantan (2022)[15]

  الإسلام (78.39%)
  البوذية (1.98%)
  الهندوسية (1.09%)
  الكنفوشية (0.10%)
  ديانة شعبية وغيرها (0.07%)

Number of the largest population of religious groups according to the 2010 census:

الدين West Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan North Kalimantan East Kalimantan الإجمالي
الإسلام 2,603,318
(59.22%)
1,643,715
(74.31%)
3,505,846
(96.67%)
378,478
(72.14%)
2,655,227
(87.68%)
10,786,584
(78.23%)
الپروتستانتية 500,254
(11.38%)
353,353
(15.97%)
47,974
(1.32%)
109,358
(20.84%)
228,022
(7.53%)
1,238,961
(8.99%)
الكاثوليكية 1,008,368
(22.94%)
58,279
(2.63%)
16,045
(0.44%)
29,366
(5.60%)
109,263
(3.61%)
1,221,321
(8.86%)
الهندوسية 2,708
(0.06%)
11,149
(0.50%)
16,064
(0.44%)
288
(0.05%)
7,369
(0.24%)
37,578
(0.27%)
البوذية 237,741
(5.41%)
2,301
(0.10%)
11,675
(0.32%)
3,879
(0.74%)
12,477
(0.41%)
268,073
(1.94%)
الكنفوشية 29,737
(0.68%)
414
(0.02%)
236
(0.01%)
175
(0.03%)
905
(0.03%)
31,467
(0.23%)
أديان أخرى 2,907
(0.07%)
138,419
(6.26%)
16,465
(0.45%)
25
(0.00%)
824
(0.03%)
158,640
(1.35%)
غير مذكور 671
(0.01%)
220
(0.01%)
3
(0.00%)
454
(0.09%)
1,497
(0.05%)
2,845
(0.02%)
Not Asked 10,279
(0.23%)
4,239
(0.19%)
12,308
(0.34%)
2,633
(0.50%)
12,903
(0.43%)
42,362
(0.31%)
الإجمالي 4,395,983
(100%)
2,212,089
(100%)
3,626,616
(100%)
524,656
(100%)
3,028,487
(100%)
13,787,831
(100%)


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