The length of damaged roads in Southeast Sulawesi is almost 6,000 kilometers.
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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded a total road length of 12,783.42 km in Southeast Sulawesi in 2020. This comprises 1,666.40 km (13.04%) of national roads, 1,009.28 km (7.89%) of provincial roads, and 10,107.74 km (79.07%) of regency/city roads.
In terms of road condition, 4,865.85 km (38.06%) are in good condition, while 2,191.39 km (17.14%) are in fair condition.
However, a significant length of roads in Southeast Sulawesi are damaged: 2,707.97 km (21.18%) are damaged and 3,018.21 km (23.98%) are severely damaged.
By surface type, 6,028.45 km (47.16%) of roads are paved, while the remaining 6,754.97 km (52.84%) are unpaved. Of the unpaved roads, 5,277.02 km (41.28%) are gravel roads, 1,340.03 km (10.48%) are earth roads, and 137.92 km (1.08%) are unspecified.
Road damage is prevalent in the island regions of Southeast Sulawesi, such as Muna Island and Buton Island. The local government is continuously addressing this issue to ensure smooth economic activities for the community.
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