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Sumberyang is a toponym used in Indonesia to refer to several rural settlements. Rather than a single, widely recognized locality, the name appears in multiple districts and provinces, each with its own local administration. In Indonesian geographical usage, Sumberyang can denote a village or small community near a water source or other notable landscape feature.

The name Sumberyang is formed from sumber, meaning source or spring, and yang, a relative pronoun meaning "that" or "which." The combination is often interpreted as "the source that..." and is characteristic of toponyms that emphasize natural features.

Most places named Sumberyang are rural settlements with agrarian economies. They are typically situated in areas with access to water, such as rivers or springs, and are part of larger kecamatan (district) administrations. Local livelihoods commonly include farming, vegetable cultivation, and small-scale trades.

As standard in Indonesia, such villages are led by local heads and councils within the district framework. Population sizes vary; many Sumberyang villages have populations ranging from a few hundred to several thousand residents, reflecting regional demographic patterns.

There is no single authoritative entry for Sumberyang; readers should consult regional geographic or administrative sources to identify the specific locality referenced.