Mauk Barat, Tangerang Regency

Mauk Barat is a village located within the Mauk district of Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia. It functions as an integral part of the Mauk subdistrict, contributing to the broader administrative and social fabric of the region. The area is characterized by its coastal proximity to the Java Sea and a population whose livelihoods are largely based on fishing and farming.

Mauk Barat is situated in the Mauk district, Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia. The Mauk district is strategically positioned as a northern ring road connecting to the provincial capital. This location, coupled with access roads linking various regencies in Banten Province, supports its role in agriculture and residential development. Public transportation to the broader Mauk area includes bus routes such as F04 KAMPUNG MELAYU - SANGRILA.

Mauk Barat plays a role in the Mauk subdistrict's agricultural and fisheries sectors, with a significant portion of its population engaged in these activities. The strategic location of the Mauk district, facilitating connectivity to other regencies and the provincial capital, has attracted investment in agriculture and housing, influencing the development of areas like Mauk Barat. The presence of historical buildings and religious sites in the wider Mauk area, such as those near Tanjung Kait Beach, also contributes to the regional context.

Mauk Barat is part of the Mauk subdistrict, which borders Kemiri district to the west, Sukadiri district to the east, and Rajeg district to the south. To the north, it borders Java Sea. Other villages within the Mauk subdistrict include Ketapang, Marga Mulya, Tegal Kunir Kidul, and Kedung Dalem. The Mauk area also contains historical sites and coastal attractions like Tanjung Kait Beach and Sangrila Beach.