Illustrative photo · Annie Spratt / UnsplashHello! We have news to share: Peta Satu Ruang is now available in English. We hope this opens the door wider for anyone who wants to explore Indonesia's places and environment through data that is easier to understand.
One map, more people learning together
Indonesia has so many stories to explore. With another language option, we hope more readers—near and far—can ask questions, find context, and share what they learn. We would love to see a wider community grow around understanding the places we share.
What can you explore now?
Maps and data explanations, city and regency recommendations, articles, and sources and methods are now available in English. The figures and sources still come from the same stored records; the language of the explanation changes.
Give it a try
Choose ID or EN at the top of the page. When you switch, the site opens the other language version of the page you are reading, where available.
Screenshots: Peta Satu Ruang, About pages, 14 October 2026.
The data keeps its context
A wider choice of language still needs clear context. We continue to show each figure's time, source, and limitations. If data for a place is unavailable, the page says so. It does not turn a missing value into zero or call the conditions safe.
Explore data sources and methods
Help us build this space together
Have a question about your place, found a translation that could be clearer, or want to invite a friend to explore? Tell us. Your feedback helps make Peta Satu Ruang more welcoming to every reader. Contact us.