Mojokerto City Administrative Districts and Demographics
The city of Mojokerto is organized into a structured administrative hierarchy designed to manage its urban landscape and population efficiently. The city is divided into three primary districts, known as kecamatan, which are further subdivided into smaller urban villages called kelurahan.
This administrative framework ensures that local governance is accessible to residents across the city's total area of 20.21 square kilometers. From the bustling centers of Magersari to the residential pockets of Prajurit Kulon and Kranggan, each district plays a vital role in the city's overall functionality.
Key Facts
- Total Districts: 3 kecamatan (Prajurit Kulon, Magersari, and Kranggan).
- Total Urban Villages: 18 kelurahan across the city.
- Total Land Area: 20.21 square kilometers.
- Population Trend: The city's estimated population grew to 142,272 by mid-2024.
- Largest District by Area: Magersari, covering 8.27 square kilometers.
Detailed District Breakdown
Prajurit Kulon
Covering 7.28 square kilometers, Prajurit Kulon is one of the city's core districts. It comprises six urban villages: Mentikan, Kauman, Pulorejo, Prajurit Kulon, Blooto, and Surodinawan. As of mid-2024, its population is estimated at 43,502.
Magersari
Magersari is the largest district by land area, spanning 8.27 square kilometers. It manages six urban villages, including Wates and Kedundung, which are among the most populous areas in the city. The mid-2024 population estimate for this district is 60,588.
Kranggan
Kranggan is the smallest district, covering 4.65 square kilometers. It was established after 2010, having been formed from parts of the other two districts. It consists of six urban villages: Purwotengah, Sentanan, Jagalan, Meri, Kranggan, and Miji.
Administrative and Population Data
The following table provides a comprehensive overview of the administrative divisions, including population shifts from the 2010 and 2020 censuses to the most recent 2024 estimates.
| District (Kecamatan) | Area (km²) | 2010 Census | 2020 Census | 2024 Estimate | No. of Villages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prajurit Kulon | 7.28 | 53,183 | 40,693 | 43,502 | 6 |
| Magersari | 8.27 | 67,013 | 56,588 | 60,588 | 6 |
| Kranggan | 4.65 | 35,153* | 38,132 | - | 6 |
| Total | 20.21 | 120,196 | 132,434 | 142,272 | 18 |
*Note: Kranggan's 2010 population was originally included within the other two districts prior to its formal creation.
Urban Village (Kelurahan) Populations (2022)
To provide a more granular view of the city's demographics, the 2022 population figures for the 18 urban villages are listed below:
- Prajurit Kulon District: Surodinawan (9,255), Pulorejo (8,550), Prajurit Kulon (8,178), Blooto (7,123), Mentikan (6,310), and Kauman (3,092).
- Magersari District: Wates (20,355), Kedundung (15,959), Balongsari (7,930), Gunung Gedangan (7,903), Magersari (5,656), and Gedongan (2,225).
- Kranggan District: Kranggan (13,348), Meri (9,213), Miji (8,603), Jagalan (2,941), Sentanan (2,237), and Purwotengah (1,564).
Frequently Asked Questions
How many districts are there in Mojokerto City?
Mojokerto City is divided into three administrative districts, known as kecamatan: Prajurit Kulon, Magersari, and Kranggan.
What is the total land area of Mojokerto City?
The total administrative area of the city is 20.21 square kilometers.
Which urban village has the highest population?
Based on 2022 data, Wates in the Magersari district is the most populous urban village with 20,355 residents.
When was the Kranggan district created?
Kranggan was created after 2010, formed from portions of the Prajurit Kulon and Magersari districts.
How many urban villages (kelurahan) exist in total?
There are 18 urban villages in total, with each of the three districts containing exactly six villages.