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| official_name = Salatiga | settlement_type = City | translit_lang1 = Javanese | image_skyline = Mt_Merbabu_Salatiga.jpg | image_caption = Mount Merbabu viewed from Salatiga. | image_seal = Lambang Kota Salatiga.png | motto = Çrir Astu Swasti Prajabhyah (Be happy, all the People) | image_map = Locator kota salatiga.gif | map_caption = Location within Central Java | pushpin_map = Indonesia_Java#Indonesia | pushpin_map_caption = Location in Java and Indonesia | coordinates = {{coord|7|19|29|S|110|32|39.79|E|region:ID|display=inline,title}} | subdivision_type = Country | subdivision_name = {{flag|Indonesia}} | subdivision_type1 = Province | subdivision_name1 = Central Java | established_title = Founded | established_date = 24 July 750 | established_title1 = Incorporated | established_date1 = 1 July 1917 | leader_title = Mayor | leader_name = Yulianto | leader_title1 = Vice Mayor | leader_name1 = Muh Haris | area_total_km2 = 56.781 | area_urban_sq_mi = | area_metro_sq_mi = | elevation_footnotes = [1] | elevation_m = 571 | elevation_ft = | population_total = 183.815 | population_as_of = 2015 | population_footnotes = [1] | population_density_km2 = auto | population_density_sq_mi = | population_urban = | population_metro = | population_density_metro_km2 = | demographics_type1 = Demographics | demographics1_title1 = {{nowrap|Ethnic groups}} | area_code_type = Area code | area_code = (+62) 298 | registration_plate = H | blank_name_sec1 = Languages | blank_info_sec1 = Indonesian Javanese Batak English (by the expat community) Many other Indonesian languages | website = www.salatiga.go.id | footnotes = | translit_lang1_type1 = Hanacaraka | translit_lang1_info1 = {{Jav|ꦯꦭꦠꦶꦒ}} | timezone = Indonesia Western Standard Time | utc_offset = +7 | registration_plate_type = Vehicle registration | demographics1_info1 = Javanese Chinese Bataks Sundanese Melanesians }} Salatiga ({{lang-jv|ꦯꦭꦠꦶꦒ}}) is a city in Central Java province, Indonesia. Located between the cities of Semarang and Surakarta, it sits at the foot of Mount Merbabu (3,142 m) and Mount Telomoyo, and has a relatively cool climate due to its elevated position. EtymologySalatiga is thought to be named either after the goddess of Trisala, or after the three wrongs done to the first king of Semarang. In the first explanation, the people of the village celebrate the goddess of Siddhadewi, who is mentioned in the Monolith of Plumpungan. Siddhadewi was also called Trisala, so the village was called Trisala and in the years to come became Salatri and eventually Salatiga.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=37}} The second explanation is based on the story of Ki Ageng Pandanaran, the first regent of Semarang, who was robbed by three muggers, and he thus named the location Salah Telu. Salah means wrong in both Indonesian and Javanese. Telu is Low Javanese for three, spelled is tiga in both the more refined Middle/High Javanese (but pronounced /tigo/ in Javanese respectively /tiga/ in Indonesian). Hence the name Salatiga from Salah Tiga.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=38}} HistoryThe official birth date of Salatiga is 24 July 750 A.D. (the 31st date and 4th year of the Saka calendar). The scroll Monolith of Plumpungan (Prasasti Plumpungan in Sanskrit) by King Bhanu, declares May you be happy! All the people ("Srir = astu swasti prajabhyah") and designated village of Hampran (Desa Hampran) a Perdikan village (Desa Perdikan, meaning a tax-free village).[2] "Çrirastuswasti Prajabyah" is the official motto of Salatiga as written in the government seal. In 1746, the Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, VOC) built De Hersteller fort in Salatiga because Salatiga was strategically located at the intersection between Semarang, Surakarta and Magelang.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=63}} On 1 July 1917 the village of Salatiga was designated as a stads gemeente or small town, by the Dutch East Indies government.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=42}} In the colonial era, Salatiga was stratified by race. The Europeans live near the city centre, at the Toentangscheweg (Toentang Road) because it leads to Semarang and also near to Dutch plantations in the Salatiga Afdeling.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|pp=48–49}} The Chinese live near the trading centre, the Kalicacing Market, at the Soloscheweg (Solo Road).{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=52}} The native people live outside the European and Chinese communities.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=54}} The education system was divided by race, with different schools for the Europeans, the Chinese and the natives.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=49}} Salatiga was led by a burgermeester (mayor), assisted by College van Burgermeester en Wethouders. There was a legislative body, the Stadsgemeenteraad; however, its membership was not proportional, with 8 seats for the Europeans, 1 seat for the Chinese, and only 2 seats for the natives who form the majority of the people.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=56}} The birth of Salatiga was accompanied by the world economic depression of the 1930s, so the development of the city was halted, and to solve the increase of the city's spending, the salaries of government officials were cut by up to 15%.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=59}} Salatiga had an important economic role as a hinterland to Semarang, providing products from coffee, rubber, cacao, cotton, spices, tobacco, wheat and vegetable plantations to Semarang to be processed.{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=64}} Supported by geographical factors, its cool climate, and its luxurious buildings with Indic architecture,{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=57}} Salatiga's beauty was well-known during the Dutch colonisation, even it was called De Schoonste Stad van Midden-Java (The Most Beautiful City in Central Java).[3] AdministrationSalatiga is divided into four subdistricts (kecamatan): Argomulyo, Tingkir, Sidomukti, and Sidorejo.
Bordering Salatiga are the following subdistricts:
All these districts are located in Semarang Regency, making Salatiga an enclave within Semarang Regency. GeographySalatiga is located about 47 km south of Semarang and about 100 km north of Yogyakarta.{{cn|date=January 2013}} Its elevation is between 450–800 metres.[5] Salatiga has a tropical monsoon climate (Am) in the Köppen climate classification with the average rainfall of 2,668 mm per year, the highest temperature in October (24.1°C) and the lowest in January (22.4°C).[1] {{Weather box| metric first = yes | single line = yes | location = Salatiga | Jan high C = 26.4 | Feb high C = 26.6 | Mar high C = 27.1 | Apr high C = 27.7 | May high C = 27.8 | Jun high C = 28.0 | Jul high C = 28.0 | Aug high C = 28.7 | Sep high C = 29.1 | Oct high C = 29.3 | Nov high C = 28.0 | Dec high C = 27.0 | year high C = | Jan mean C = 22.4 | Feb mean C = 22.6 | Mar mean C = 22.9 | Apr mean C = 23.3 | May mean C = 23.3 | Jun mean C = 23.0 | Jul mean C = 22.6 | Aug mean C = 23.0 | Sep mean C = 23.5 | Oct mean C = 24.1 | Nov mean C = 23.4 | Dec mean C = 22.7 | year mean C = | Jan low C = 18.5 | Feb low C = 18.6 | Mar low C = 18.8 | Apr low C = 18.9 | May low C = 18.8 | Jun low C = 18.0 | Jul low C = 17.2 | Aug low C = 17.3 | Sep low C = 18.0 | Oct low C = 18.9 | Nov low C = 18.8 | Dec low C = 18.5 | year low C = | Jan precipitation mm = 390 | Feb precipitation mm = 344 | Mar precipitation mm = 389 | Apr precipitation mm = 279 | May precipitation mm = 204 | Jun precipitation mm = 117 | Jul precipitation mm = 77 | Aug precipitation mm = 52 | Sep precipitation mm = 69 | Oct precipitation mm = 138 | Nov precipitation mm = 264 | Dec precipitation mm = 345 | year precipitation mm = | unit precipitation days = | precip days colour = | Jan precipitation days = | Feb precipitation days = | Mar precipitation days = | Apr precipitation days = | May precipitation days = | Jun precipitation days = | Jul precipitation days = | Aug precipitation days = | Sep precipitation days = | Oct precipitation days = | Nov precipitation days = | Dec precipitation days = | year precipitation days = | source = ClimateData.org[4] }} Demographics{{Historical populations| percentages = pagr | source = 1900–1930,{{sfn|Maharani|2009|p=45}} 1961–1971,[5] 2000–2010,[6] 2015[1] | 1900 |10000 | 1905 |12000 | 1920 |18895 | 1929 |19192 | 1930 |24397 | 1961 |58135 | 1971 |69184 | 2000 |153036 | 2010 |171067 | 2015 |183815 }}{{As of|2015}}, Salatiga has a population of 183,815, 89,928 of them are males and 93,887 are females.[1] Religion{{As of|2015}}, Islam was the most practised religion in Salatiga (78%), followed by Protestantism (16%) and Catholicism (5%). Other religions (Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism and aliran kepercayaan) make up less than 1% of the population.{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|pp=110–111}} Salatiga is repeatedly called "one of the most tolerant cities in Indonesia"[7] and is one of the few cities in Java to hold outdoor Christian festivals during Christmas.[8]EthnicitySalatiga is mainly inhabited by the Javanese, with a sizeable minority of Chinese Indonesians and some Bataks from North Sumatra. As a university town, it also hosts an assembly of other ethnicities from as far as Borneo and New Guinea.{{Citation needed|date=May 2018}} In total, there are about 30 ethnicities in Salatiga.[9] EconomyThere is an emerging processing industry that includes textile, tires and animal slaughter in Salatiga. In 2000, this industry contributes 119.76 billion rupiahs to the economy of Salatiga. Salatiga is located at the intersection to and from Semarang, Surakarta and Yogyakarta, benefiting its trade sector. In 2000, the trade sector contributes 109 billion rupiahs to the economy of Salatiga.[10] InfrastructureTransportSalatiga is traversed by provincial road that connects Semarang and Surakarta.{{sfn|Surtiani|2006|p=88}} Tingkir Terminal is the main bus station in Salatiga, serving intercity buses.[11] The Tamansari Terminal serves angkot (share taxis), even though most of the angkot did not stop at the terminal.[12] The Semarang–Solo Toll Road section Bawen-Salatiga was inaugurated on 25 September 2017.[13] There is a plan to build a junction at Pattimura Street, closer to the city centre than the current junction, to prevent Salatiga from becoming a dead city.[14][15] Water supplyClean water is supplied by PDAM Salatiga. The water comes from Kaliombo, Senjoyo, Kali Golek Senjoyo, and Kaligetak water springs.{{sfn|Surtiani|2006|p=89}} EducationTertiary EducationSalatiga has several universities and colleges:{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|pp=88–90}}
Schools{{Main|Education in Indonesia}}There are 96 elementary schools,{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|p=81}} 27 junior high schools,{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|p=83}} 33 senior high schools,{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|p=86}} and 19 vocational schools{{sfn|Statistics of Salatiga Municipality|2016|p=86}} in Salatiga. Schools in Salatiga are normally affiliated with the government, universities, or religious institutions. In the past, state-run schools are generally sought after for their quality and subsidised cost however this had changed significantly.{{cn|date=January 2013}} Students also generally compete by using final examination grades and written examinations to enter the more popular schools.{{cn|date=January 2013}} Salatiga has one international English-speaking school at elementary and secondary level (Mountainview International Christian School). 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