Central Java Had the Largest Number of Fishermen in Indonesia in 2020

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Cindy Mutia Annur 04/08/2022 18:10 WIB

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The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries recorded that Central Java had the highest number of fishermen in Indonesia in 2020, reaching 526,370.

5 Indonesian Provinces with the Highest Number of Fishermen in 2020

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5 Indonesian Provinces with the Highest Number of Fishermen in 2020

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The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) recorded 5.08 million fishermen spread across Indonesia in 2020. This number decreased from the previous year's 5.23 million.

Central Java had the highest number of fishermen in Indonesia in 2020, reaching 526,370. South Sulawesi ranked second with 467,800 fishermen.

West Java and East Java had 456,660 and 409,560 fishermen respectively. North Sumatra followed with 220,370 fishermen.

Meanwhile, North Kalimantan had the lowest number of fishermen in Indonesia, with only 28,180.

By type, the majority were sea fishermen, totaling 2.35 million. This was followed by aquaculture fishermen at 2.38 million and inland water fishermen (PUD) at 490,670.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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