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Map of Sarawak River Basins Sarawak State is part of Borneo island and has been divided into 21 river basins, as follows: Kayan, 1,645 km2 Sg. Sarawak, 2,375 km2 Samarahan, 1,090 km2 Sadong, 3,550 km2 Lupar, 6,510 km2 Saribas, 2,200 km2 Krian, 1,500 km2 Lower and Upper Rajang, 47,880 km2 Oya, 2,195 km2 Mukah, 2,275 km2 Balingian, 2,510 km2 Tatau, 5,260 km2 Kemena, 6,100 km2 Similajau, 660 km2 Suai, 1,540 km2 Niah, 1,280 km2 Sibuti, 1,020 km2 Baram, 22,930 km2 Limbang, 3,950 km2 Trusan, 2,615 km2 Lawas, 1,050 km2. for more information please visit https://did.sarawak.gov.my/web/subpage/webpage_view/315

Papua Island at Indonesian side, which also called Irian Jaya has an area of 422,000 sq km. Currently it is divided into four river basins: 1. Wasi - Kale - Omb 2. Memberamo 3. Eilanden - Edera 4. Digul - Bikuma

Sulawesi Island covers an area of 191,000 sq.km, which is divided into 17 river basins, as follows: 1. Ronowangko - Tondano 2. Bolango Bone 3. Randangan - Paguyaman 4. Bual - Lamburu 5. Parigi - Poso 6. Bongka - Malik 7. Lombok - Mantawa 8. Loa - Tambolako 9. Palu - Lariang 10. Lasolo - Sampora 11. Poleang - Roraya 12. Towari - Susuo 13. Kaluku - Karama 14. Pampangan - Kalaena - Larona 15. Sadang 16. Walanae - Cenranae 17. Jeneberang

River Basins in Java Island The island of Java covers an area of about 132,590 km2, where roughly 60 percent of the island is cultivated for agricultural purposes, of which about 45 percent benefits from some form of irrigation. It has been decided to divide island of Java up into 23 river basin subdivisions, where for each river basin three main topics are going to be considered: Survey of water resources; present day water consumption; and future water consumption 2005 – 2025. River basin system / Area (km2) 1. Banten / 6.930 km2 1.1 Teluk lada / 3.760 km2 1.2. Banten / 3.170 km2 2. C.J.C / ...