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Karimunjawa is an archipelago in the Java Sea, about 80 km northeast of Jepara. Its two main islands, Karimunjawa and Kemujan, are home to four villages that keep the sea, mangroves, and traditions alive.
Karimunjawa Atlas
Karimunjawa in Numbers
Demography
Population count, villages, and administrative distribution.
Geography
Land area, islands, and boundaries.
Access
Distance and transport modes to Karimunjawa.
Marine
National park, season, and sea life.
Mid-2024 official estimate
Source: BPS via Wikipedia
Administrative villages in the district
Source: Karimunjawa District
Total islands in the archipelago
Source: Wikipedia
Declared a national park
Source: Wikipedia
Total land area of the archipelago
Source: Wikipedia
Northwest of Jepara by sea
Source: Wikipedia
Islands within Karimunjawa National Park
Source: Wikipedia
Karimunjawa (2,700 ha) & Kemujan (1,400 ha)
Source: Wikipedia
Dry season for visiting
Source: Wikipedia
Green & hawksbill turtles recorded
Source: Wikipedia
KMP Siginjai to Karimunjawa
Source: Wikipedia
Express Cantika to Karimunjawa
Source: Wikipedia
Up Close
04Karimunjawa Villages
04Field estimate, pending verification
Karimunjawa
Population: 6,100
Facilities
- Village Office
- Elementary & Junior High
- Health Center
- Harbor
- Market
Kemujan
Population: 3,100
Facilities
- Village Office
- Elementary School
- Auxiliary Health Center
- Pier
- Mangrove Walk
Parang
Population: 2,800
Facilities
- Village Office
- Elementary School
- Auxiliary Health Center
- Mosque
- Boat Access
Nyamuk
Population: 1,400
Facilities
- Hamlet Post
- Elementary School
- Village Midwife
- Boat Access
- Mangrove