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Sarawak has twelve administrative divisions. This map connects each one to the products whose origin we have actually recorded, using OpenStreetMap boundary data.

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The twelve divisions: 12
Combined division area: 124,425
Divisions with listings: Kuching · 3Sri Aman · 1Betong · 1Sarikei · 1Sibu · 1Kapit · 1Miri · 1

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Divisions with a recorded origin
Nothing sourced here yet
Neighbouring country: Brunei

Boundary data: OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. https://osm.org/copyright

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Each polygon is the recorded administrative boundary. Gold marks a division with at least one sourcing record; a hollow ring marks one where nothing is listed yet.

All twelve divisions: 12
Divisions with a recorded origin: 7

All twelve divisions

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The twelve divisions

Areas are measured from the boundary geometry at 0.14% of the officially reported 124,450 km² total, which is the check that the simplification did not distort the map.

The twelve divisions
Division	Area	In stock	Listings
KuchingThe westernmost division and the state capital, spread around the mouth of the Sarawak River with the Santubong and Bako headlands to its north.	4,432	3	3
SamarahanA coastal division immediately east of Kuching, built along the Sadong River and its southern shore.	2,407	0	—
SerianThe smallest of the south-western divisions, bordering West Kalimantan in Indonesia at Tebedu.	2,541	0	—
Sri AmanSouth-western division on the Lupar River, inland from Samarahan and bordering Indonesia to the south.	5,668	1	1
BetongA hilly western division between Sadong Yang and the upper Lupar, split from Saratok and Pusa.	4,115	0	1
SarikeiCentral division on the southern bank of the Rajang delta, facing Mukah across the river mouth.	4,348	1	1
SibuCentral division around the lower Rajang, Malaysia's longest river, reaching inland to the Balui headwaters.	8,310	1	1
MukahLow-lying coastal division on the delta between the Rajang and Balingian rivers, fronted by offshore islands.	6,761	0	—
KapitBy far the largest division, covering roughly a third of Sarawak: interior highland drained by the Balui, Balleh and Rajang headwaters, bordering Indonesia and Sabah.	38,930	1	1
BintuluNorth-central coastal division with a deep-water harbour, stretching inland towards the Kapit highlands.	12,378	0	—
MiriNorth-eastern division wrapping around the south and east of Brunei Darussalam, bordering Sabah, with the Niah limestone range inland.	26,841	1	1
LimbangThe northern salient that separates Sarawak into eastern and western halves, on the Limbang and Trusan rivers, bounded by Brunei and Sabah.	7,694	0	—

Regional descriptions are drafts. Places listed here are not claims that a product came from them.

How this map is built

Division boundaries come from OpenStreetMap relation data, simplified without changing shape, and are attributed below.
A division is only marked with products when those products carry that origin in the catalogue.
Cultural association is not treated as origin. A Sarawak dish made from a supplier elsewhere does not become a product of that division.
Divisions with no recorded products show an empty state. We do not create inventory to fill a map.

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Boundary data

Boundaries simplified with mapshaper at 0.14% (keep-shapes, weighted); the summed division areas deviate 0.02% from the officially reported 124,450 km².