West Lampung Regency

West Lampung Regency consisted until 2012 of seventeen districts (kecamatan), but the southwestern eight districts were split off in 2012 to form the new Pesisir Barat (West Coast) Regency. Since that removal, six new districts have been created within the residual area of the Regency, by splitting existing districts. The areas and populations of the resulting fifteen districts at the 2010 Census[3] and the 2020 Census[1] are tabulated below. They are subdivided into 131 villages (rural desa and urban kelurahan), each administered by a lurah.[2]

Note: (a) new district aince 2012; its 2010 Census population is included in the figure for the existing district(s) from which it was cut out

In early October 2011, the runway tested has been done and the testers concluded that the airport is ready for operation. The airport laid in 50 hectares of land with a 974-meter-long runway, an apron, taxi way, administration building and 1,800 meter road leading to the airport and is located at Seray village, Pesisir Tengah district. It hopes of boosting tourism and precaution in cases of natural disaster.[4]

Inline with traditional wisdom which prohibits people from catching dolphins, there are hundreds of dolphins surrounding Betuah Island and Banana Island with a tendency to increase in number year by year.[5]

Tanjung Setia Beach is face up to Indian Ocean, 273 kilometers from Bandar Lampung and takes 6 to 7 hours drive. The waves is 6 to 7 meters height and 200 meters long in June to August every year suitable for world surfers and is categorized same as Hawaii. Several kilometers from the beach we can found blue marlin up to 70 kilograms (170 centimeters).[6]

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  Former emblem of West Lampung Regency, with the creation of West Pesisir Regency from its territory, this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced in 2015.[7]