South Halmahera
regency in North Maluku Province, Indonesia
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Summary
South Halmahera is a regency of Indonesia[1].
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: North Maluku[2]
- Country: Indonesia[3]
- Capital: Labuha[4]
- Shares border with: Tidore Islands[5], Central Halmahera[6]
- Contains the administrative territorial entity: West Makian[7], East Gane[8], West Gane[9], Bacan[10], East Bacan[11], South Bacan Timur[12], Bacan Timur Tengah[13], Obi[14], South Obi[15], West Bacan[16], West North Bacan[17], North Kayoa[18], South Kayoa[19], West Kayoa[20], Kayoa[21], West Kasiruta[22], East Kasiruta[23], Kepulauan Botanglomang[24], North Mandioli[25]
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Physical Characteristics
South Halmahera covers an area of 8148.90 km²[26]. It sits at an elevation of 253 m[27]. It has a population of {'amount': '+242352'}[28].
History and Context
March 25, 2003 marks the founding of South Halmahera[29].