Have you ever heard of a place nicknamed “Sunter Podomoro”? That’s Sunter Agung for you, a kelurahan nestled within North Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok subdistrict. Sunter Agung covers a substantial area of 7.02 square kilometers. The name “Sunter” itself originates from the Sunter River. This river begins its journey in Jonggol, Bogor, and eventually flows into the Sunter area. Sunter Agung is bordered by several distinct areas. To the north lies Papanggo. To the east, you’ll find Kelapa Gading. Sunter Jaya marks its southern boundary, while Kemayoran lies to the west. As of 2020, Sunter Agung boasted a population of 87,690, with a near-even split between men and women. This results in a population density of approximately 12,491 people per square kilometer. Jakarta Utara, and Sunter Agung within it, is a melting pot of cultures. The 2010 census revealed a diverse population. Javanese, Betawi, Batak, and Chinese residents dominated, with smaller representations from Sunda, Minangkabau, Bugis, and other ethnic groups. Religious diversity is also a hallmark of Sunter Agung. Data from 2020 indicated that Islam was the most prevalent religion, followed by Christianity (with a mix of Protestants and Catholics), Buddhism, and Hinduism. Sunter Agung is home to Lake Sunter, a man-made lake that offers a variety of recreational activities. Residents and visitors alike enjoy water skiing, fishing, and simply taking in the scenery. The area is also known for its educational institutions. Schools like Tunas Bangsa Sunter, Santo Paulus Catholic School, SDN Sunter Agung 13, and SMPN 116 contribute to the educational landscape. For those looking to shop, Sunter Mall provides a central hub, complemented by several supermarkets. These include Superindo, Alfamart, and Giant. Public transportation within Sunter Agung is facilitated by the TransJakarta Corridor 12. So, the next time you find yourself in Jakarta, consider a visit to Sunter Agung. It offers a blend of cultural diversity, recreational opportunities, and convenient amenities.
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