Natuna Regency

Natuna Regency is an administrative regency of Indonesia’s Riau Islands province, encompassing the Natuna Islands in the South China Sea.

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Natuna Islands: An Indonesian archipelago in the South China Sea, administered mainly as Natuna Regency. The regency takes its name from this island group.
Natuna Regency Government: The local executive and administrative institutions governing Natuna Regency. It manages public services across the regency’s dispersed islands.
Anambas Islands: An Indonesian island group and regency in the Riau Islands province, south of Natuna. It is the neighboring island regency within the same province.
Laut Island: An island in Natuna Regency, Indonesia, in the South China Sea. It is among the outer islands that make the regency geographically dispersed.
Riau Islands: An Indonesian province made up of islands in the western part of the country. Natuna Regency is one of the province’s regencies.
Natuna Airport: An airport near Ranai serving Natuna Regency in Indonesia’s Riau Islands province. Air links help connect the regency with other Indonesian islands.
Borneo: An island in Southeast Asia shared by Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. Natuna lies north of Borneo, across the Natuna Sea.
Midai Island: An island in Natuna Regency, Indonesia, south of the main Natuna island group. Its distance from Ranai illustrates the challenges of inter-island administration.
South China Sea: A marginal sea of the western Pacific bordered by Southeast and East Asian countries. The Natuna Islands lie in its southern waters.
Fisheries of Indonesia: The capture and farming of fish and other aquatic resources in Indonesia. Fishing is a major livelihood and economic activity around Natuna.