The western part of Bengkulu province, bordering the Indian Ocean coast, is about 576 km along, and the eastern part of the condition is hilly with a plateau that is prone to erosion.
Bengkulu Province is on the west side of the Bukit Barisan mountains.
The province's area is about 19,788.7 square kilometers.
The province extends from the border province of West Sumatra to the border province of Lampung; the distance is about 567 kilometers.
Bengkulu Province lies between 2° 16' S and 03° 31' S latitude and 101° 01'-103° 41'E longitude.
Bengkulu province in the north bordering the province of West Sumatra, in the southern Indian Ocean and Lampung province, in the west bordering the Indian Ocean and in the east with the province of Jambi and South Sumatra Province.
Bengkulu province bordered by the Indian Ocean coastline of approximately 525 kilometers.
Its western part is hilly with fertile plateaus, while the western part is lowland relatively narrow, elongated from north to south and punctuated selangi bumpy areas.

Bengkulu's climate is classified as tropical.
Bengkulu has a large amount of rainfall throughout the year, even in the driest month.
The climate here is classified as Af by the Köppen-Geiger system.
The annual average temperature is 26.8 °C.
The average annual rainfall is 3360 mm.

The total area of Bengkulu province is 19 788.7 km².
For administrative purposes, the province is divided into 8 districts and 1 town, consisting of 93 districts.
The western part of Bengkulu province, bordering the Indian Ocean coast, is about 576 km along, and the eastern part of the condition is hilly with a plateau that is prone to erosion. Bengkulu Province is on the west side of the Bukit Barisan mountains. The province's area is about 19,788.7 square kilometers. The province extends from the border province of West Sumatra to the border province of Lampung; the distance is about 567 kilometers. Bengkulu Province lies between 2° 16' S and 03° 31' S latitude and 101° 01'-103° 41'E longitude. Bengkulu province in the north bordering the province of West Sumatra, in the southern Indian Ocean and Lampung province, in the west bordering the Indian Ocean and in the east with the province of Jambi and South Sumatra Province.Bengkulu province bordered by the Indian Ocean coastline of approximately 525 kilometers. Its western part is hilly with fertile plateaus, while the western part is lowland relatively narrow, elongated from north to south and punctuated selangi bumpy areas.
Bengkulu's climate is classified as tropical. Bengkulu has a large amount of rainfall throughout the year, even in the driest month. The climate here is classified as Af by the Köppen-Geiger system. The annual average temperature is 26.8 °C. The average annual rainfall is 3360 mm.
The total area of Bengkulu province is 19 788.7 km². For administrative purposes, the province is divided into 8 districts and 1 town, consisting of 93 districts.
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