Buaran Mangga, Pakuhaji, Tangerang Regency

Buaran Mangga is a desa (village) located within the Pakuhaji subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, Banten Province, Indonesia. It is one of the administrative divisions that constitute the broader Pakuhaji area.

Buaran Mangga is situated within the Pakuhaji district, which is located on the North Coast (Pantura) and borders the Java Sea. The Pakuhaji district, where Buaran Mangga is located, is characterized by a low-lying topography with an average elevation of ±3 meters above sea level. The broader Tangerang Regency is connected to Jakarta via the Jakarta-Merak Toll Road, facilitating land transportation between Java and Sumatra. Information on specific public transport access and walkability within Buaran Mangga is not readily available.

Information on specific facilities and features within Buaran Mangga is limited. However, the general condition of settlement infrastructure in nearby villages within Pakuhaji district, such as Surya Bahari Village, indicates a need for improvement in road networks, drainage, sanitation, drinking water, and waste management.

Buaran Mangga contributes to the administrative and demographic landscape of Pakuhaji subdistrict, which was established in 1992 as a result of the expansion of Sepatan District. The rapid development in Tangerang Regency highlights the importance of spatial planning information for land use, transportation systems, public facilities, housing, and settlements.

Buaran Mangga is located within the Pakuhaji subdistrict. Surrounding districts of Pakuhaji include Teluknaga to the east, Sepatan to the south, and Sukadiri to the west. The Java Sea borders Pakuhaji to the north. The Pakuhaji subdistrict itself comprises 13 desa (villages) and 1 kelurahan, including Buaran Mangga, Buaran Bambu, Pakualam, and Kohod.