Tegal Kunir Kidul, Mauk, Tangerang Regency

Tegal Kunir Kidul is a village located within the Mauk subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, Banten, Indonesia. It is recognized as one of the administrative villages within the Mauk district. Notably, the village has a distinct Javanese dialect, similar to Cirebon, attributed to historical migration from northern Java during the Dutch colonial era.

Tegal Kunir Kidul is situated in the Mauk subdistrict of Tangerang Regency. The Mauk subdistrict holds a strategic position as a northern circular road connecting to the provincial capital. This access is enhanced by improving infrastructure, including roads.

While specific facilities for Tegal Kunir Kidul were not detailed, the broader Mauk subdistrict includes public facilities such as one community health center (Puskesmas) and two auxiliary Puskesmas units. It also has three village markets and one traditional market to meet daily needs. There is also an elementary school, SD Negeri Tegal Kunir Kidul I, located on Jl. Raya Mauk KM.18 Kampung Kebon.

Tegal Kunir Kidul contributes to the agricultural and fishery potential of the Mauk subdistrict. The strategic location of the Mauk subdistrict, with its access to inter-regency roads within Banten province, makes it suitable for agricultural industries and has attracted investment in housing development.

Tegal Kunir Kidul is located within the Mauk subdistrict, which borders Kemiri to the west, Sukadiri to the east, and Rajeg to the south. Tangerang Regency is part of Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek). Nearby notable areas in Tangerang Regency include modern satellite cities like Gading Serpong, BSD City, Citra Raya, and Telaga Bestari, which offer comprehensive facilities from housing to commercial districts.