GorontaloMongondow

GorontaloMongondow is a regency located in the province of Gorontalo, Indonesia. It covers an area of approximately 2,635 square kilometers. The population of GorontaloMongondow is around 76,966 people, according to the 2020 census.

Geographically, GorontaloMongondow Regency is situated in the eastern part of Gorontalo Province. It shares borders with Boalemo Regency to the south and the districts of Gorontalo and Buntula in the north and east respectively. The regency's western border is with the Bone Gulf, part of the Pacific Ocean.

The topography of GorontaloMongondow Regency is generally mountainous, with some areas forming hills. The climate is tropical with a distinct wet and dry season. The wet season typically runs from November to March. The woodland areas are mainly composed of the Indonesian tropical rainforest, characterized by lowland tropical rain forests.

Economically, the regency's economy is largely dependent on agriculture, with major crops including rice and tobacco. Coconut and palm oil production also contribute to the local economy. Other economic activities include fishing and trade. The local people tend to rely on handcrafts for income, such as traditional wooden crafts.

Culturally, the GorontaloMongondow Regency is rich in various local traditions and customs. The regency's inhabitants, totaling 76,966 people, predominantly identify as Gorontalo tribespeople. The people are known to celebrate the Ua Bosi, a festival related to the ancestor of the Gorontalo people, and various other events marking significant cultural and societal events. The local infrastructure of the region includes a hospital, education centers, and marketplaces.