“A district of contrasts” that’s how someone once described Pagedangan. Welcome to Pagedangan a village and administrative district in Tangerang Regency. It is part of Banten Province on Java, Indonesia. Pagedangan holds a unique position blending history with modern life.
Before 1999 Pagedangan was actually part of Legok district. It was then split off forming its own identity. This split marked a significant administrative change in the Tangerang Regency.
Now Pagedangan covers an area of about 50.75 square kilometers. In 2023 its estimated population was 111222 people. That is a density of about 2200 people per square kilometer. This makes Pagedangan a lively and bustling area.
The district center is actually located in Pagedangan village itself. Pagedangan is further divided into one town called Medang. Besides Medang there are ten villages. These include Cicalengka and Cijantra. Others are Lengkong Kulon and Situ Gadung. You will also find Jatake, Cihuni, and Kadu Sirung here. Malang Nengah and Karang Tengah complete the list. Each village contributes to Pagedangan’s diverse character.
Let’s talk a bit about the population. The numbers reflect a vibrant community. In 2010 the census recorded 95194 residents. By 2020 that number had grown to 107897. The estimate for mid-2023 shows a further increase to 111222. This is almost evenly split between males and females. There were approximately 56379 males and 54843 females.
Each of Pagedangan’s villages has its own postal code. Cicalengka’s is 15336. The central village of Pagedangan uses 15339. Medang town’s postal code is 15334. Cijantra is served by 15335. These codes help organize and connect this growing district.
Pagedangan has seen considerable change since becoming its own district. It reflects broader trends in Tangerang Regency. These trends include population growth and administrative development. As you explore Pagedangan you witness a blend of local traditions and modern progress. The area continues to evolve. It offers a glimpse into the dynamic nature of Indonesia.