Sodong
Sodong Village is one of the villages in Wonotunggal Subdistrict, Batang Regency, Central Java, covering an area of 574 hectares, comprising 98 hectares of paddy fields, 180 hectares of non-paddy agricultural land, and 296 hectares of non-agricultural land. In 2024, Sodong Village had a population of 1,796 people, consisting of 924 males and 872 females, distributed across 5 hamlets, 2 RWs (community units), and 10 RTs (neighborhood units). Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries were recorded as the main sources of livelihood for the population. In terms of education, the village had one private kindergarten with 16 students and two public elementary schools with 145 students. Available social services included four integrated health service posts (Posyandu) and one integrated non-communicable disease service post (Posbindu). Economic facilities comprised four food stalls or small shops and 15 retail shops or grocery stores. The village's infrastructure was supported by asphalt- or concrete-surfaced roads accessible to four-wheeled vehicles throughout the year, public transportation without fixed routes, and 4G/5G mobile network coverage across most of the village. In the 2024 fiscal year, Sodong Village recorded total revenue of IDR 1,755,751,603.
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Lat: -7.0624919 | Lng: 109.7679000
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Sodong Village is one of the villages in Wonotunggal Subdistrict, Batang Regency, Central Java, covering an area of 574 hectares, comprising 98 hectares of paddy fields, 180 hectares of non-paddy agricultural land, and 296 hectares of non-agricultural land. In 2024, Sodong Village had a population of 1,796 people, consisting of 924 males and 872 females, distributed across 5 hamlets, 2 RWs (community units), and 10 RTs (neighborhood units). Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries were recorded as the main sources of livelihood for the population. In terms of education, the village had one private kindergarten with 16 students and two public elementary schools with 145 students. Available social services included four integrated health service posts (Posyandu) and one integrated non-communicable disease service post (Posbindu). Economic facilities comprised four food stalls or small shops and 15 retail shops or grocery stores. The village's infrastructure was supported by asphalt- or concrete-surfaced roads accessible to four-wheeled vehicles throughout the year, public transportation without fixed routes, and 4G/5G mobile network coverage across most of the village. In the 2024 fiscal year, Sodong Village recorded total revenue of IDR 1,755,751,603.
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