Youngest Cities in West Java

Top 66 cities ranked by youngest cities

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Youngest Cities — West Java

1 Kresek 30.2

2 Caringin 30.2

3 Palimanan 30.2

4 Sumber 30.2

5 Sumedang Utara 30.2

6 Arjawinangun 30.2

7 Cikarang 30.2

8 Pelabuhanratu 30.2

9 Ciamis 30.2

10 Cicurug 30.2

11 Cileunyi 30.2

12 Kuningan 30.2

13 Pamanukan 30.2

14 Soreang 30.2

15 Sepatan 30.2

16 Parung 30.2

17 Indramayu 30.2

18 Paseh 30.2

19 Klangenan 30.2

20 Margahayukencana 30.2

21 Serpong 30.2

22 Ciranjang-hilir 30.2

23 Karangsembung 30.2

24 Majalengka 30.2

25 Jatibarang 30.2

26 Jatiwangi 30.2

27 Kawalu 30.2

28 Singaparna 30.2

29 Pameungpeuk 30.2

30 Rajapolah 30.2

31 Karangampel 30.2

32 Wanaraja 30.2

33 Leuwiliang 30.2

34 Cirebon 30.2

35 Banjar 30.2

36 Rengasdengklok 30.2

37 Ciampea 30.2

38 Ciputat 30.2

39 Citeureup 30.2

40 Pasarkemis 30.2

41 Cileungsir 30.2

42 Karawang 30.2

43 Sumedang 30.2

44 Sukabumi 30.2

45 Cibinong 30.2

46 Cimahi 30.2

47 Tasikmalaya 30.2

48 Bogor 30.2

49 Depok 30.2

50 Bandung 30.2

51 Bekasi 30.2

52 Padalarang 30.2

53 Lembang 30.2

54 Purwakarta 30.2

55 Cianjur 30.2

56 Pamulang 30.2

57 Cikupa 30.2

58 Plumbon 30.2

59 Sawangan 30.2

60 Banjaran 30.2

61 Astanajapura 30.2

62 Cikampek 30.2

63 Weru 30.2

64 Subang 30.2

65 Garut 30.2

66 Teluknaga 30.2

The youngest cities in West Java by median age tend to be dynamic communities with growing populations and active lifestyles. Kresek has a median age of 30.2 years.

Young median ages often reflect the presence of universities, military bases, or rapidly growing job markets that attract young workers and families. These cities typically have higher birth rates and more demand for schools and family-oriented services.

Cities with younger populations often feature vibrant nightlife, dining scenes, and cultural activities catered to younger demographics, along with strong demand for rental housing and entry-level employment opportunities.

Did You Know?

1. Half of Kresek's population is under 30.2 years old.
2. College towns and military base communities typically have the youngest median ages due to their large populations of 18-24 year olds.
3. Cities with young populations often see faster economic growth and more entrepreneurial activity.

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