Lannerangan

Lannerangan is a toponym used for several rural settlements in Indonesia. The name does not denote a single place but the localities share the same name in different provinces and districts. Because lannerangan appears in multiple regions, each locality has its own distinct history and administrative status.

Etymology: The origin of the name is not definitively established in widely available sources. It may derive from local languages or historical land-use terms, and interpretations vary by region.

Geography and administration: Lannerangan villages are dispersed across rural districts, often in hilly or riverine areas. They are typically governed as part of a district (kecamatan) within a regency or province, following national administrative frameworks.

Demographics and economy: Population sizes differ between localities, but they are commonly small-scale rural communities. Economies are usually based on agriculture, small trade, and local crafts, with variations depending on climate and resources.

Culture and features: Local traditions, languages, and cuisines reflect regional diversity. Some lannerangan communities may host traditional ceremonies or markets that illustrate regional cultural practices.

See also: Lannerangan (disambiguation) for related uses of the name across different localities. References: No single article covers all instances; consult regional gazetteers or local histories for details on a specific lannerangan locality.