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Samarinda Utara Luas Area ±28 km²

Kelurahan Tanah Merah

Budaya Pampang
Lempake
Sempaja Barat
Sempaja Utara
Sempaja Selatan
Sempaja Timur
Sungai Siring
Tanah Merah

Profil Wilayah

The history of Tanah Merah begins with a transmigration settlement area in the Samarinda City area, specifically in North Samarinda District, around 1975 the transmigration workers opened a settlement led by group leaders from several districts in the Central Java region. Then it became a hamlet or village which was previously led by the head of the transmigration group and then led by the hamlet head or village head. From 1975 to 2006 the Tanah Merah area was part of the Lempake Village area.

 However, population development is increasing and the sub-district area is quite large, in order to be able to reach services to the community in 2006, Lempake sub-district was divided into two, namely Lempake sub-district as the main sub-district and Tanah Merah sub-district which is an expansion sub-district. On July 6 2006 the sub-district was inaugurated by the Mayor of Samarinda, Mr. Drs. Achmad Amins MM.

 From 2006 until now, the development of the Tanah Merah sub-district has been rapid, where this area is a center for tourism, services, trade, agriculture and urban residential development in the city of Samarinda. The area of ​​Tanah Meras Village is 2156.44 Ha with the population of Tanah Merah in 2011 reaching 6401 people.
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Sektor Unggulan

Peluang Investasi

Agriculture

15 July 2024

Fattening Beef Cattle in Samarinda City

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    Rp. 281.7 Miliar Nilai Investasi

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    Tanah Merah, Samarinda Utara Lokasi

This project adopts a comprehensive strategy focused on the preservation and enhancement of both the quality and quantity of protected areas, with a strong commitment to establishing Green Open Spaces (RTH) in Samarinda. The northern part of the city, specifically Samarinda Utara District, is envisioned as a future service hub that will accommodate key functions such as government, healthcare, and education services. This area is also crucial for water resource management, given its role as a water catchment zone. Additionally, the Unmul Samarinda Botanical Garden, located in Tanah Merah Village, Samarinda Utara, serves as a science and conservation center, with planned low-density residential developments surrounding it.