Jelambar: A Subdistrict in West Jakarta

Jelambar is an administrative village (kelurahan) located within the Grogol Petamburan district of West Jakarta, Indonesia, forming part of the larger Jabodetabek metropolitan area. It is characterized by its residential complexes and a high population density, being the second most dense area after Tambora.

Jelambar is bounded by major roads including Daan Mogot Street, Latumeten Street, and Tubagus Angke Street, providing key access to the area. The subdistrict is served by public transportation options such as Bemo and Bajai, which are three-wheeled public transport vehicles. TransJakarta bus services (Corridor 3, 8, and 9) are accessible via the Jelambar and Latumeten Stasiun Grogol bus stops. KRL Commuterline services towards Tangerang are available with a transfer in Grogol.

Jelambar serves as a significant residential and commercial hub within West Jakarta, contributing to the urban fabric of the Jabodetabek region. Its high population density and diverse food scene highlight its role as a vibrant community. The subdistrict's strategic location with access to main roads and public transportation reinforces its importance in facilitating movement and economic activity within the city.

Notable landmarks surrounding Jelambar include The Citraland Mall, Hotel Ciputra, Royal Taruma Hospital, and the Indosiar TV Station. Other nearby districts include Jelambar Baru, Wijaya Kusuma, Tanjung Duren Utara, and Grogol. Glodok, known as Jakarta's Chinatown, is situated approximately 3.5 km northeast of Jelambar.