Subnational Statistics of State Legislative Assembly

Overview

SUBANG AND KINRARA PARLIAMENTARY AND STATE CONSTITUENCIES LEAD IN THE NUMBER OF BUSINESS ENTITIES IN MALAYSIA

  • P.102 Bangi maintained its position as the most populous parliamentary constituency with 723.8 thousand persons, followed by P.111 Kota Raja (550.6 thousand) and P.104 Subang (503.3 thousand).

  • On population density, P.116 Wangsa Maju recorded the highest density with 14,056 persons per square kilometre, followed by P.100 Pandan (11,969 persons/sq km) and P.050 Jelutong (11,765 persons/sq km).

  • Analysing the demographic composition, a predominant concentration of the Bumiputera ethnic group was observed in P.034 Setiu, P.030 Jeli and P.038 Hulu Terengganu, each exceeding 99.4 per cent. Meanwhile, the highest percentage of the Chinese ethnic group was recorded in P.114 Kepong (72.4%), P.049 Tanjong (71.2%), and P.048 Bukit Bendera (69.2%). The parliament of P.065 Ipoh Barat recorded the highest percentage of the Indian ethnic group at 26.0 per cent while the highest percentage of others ethnic was recorded in P.007 Padang Terap at 7.1%.

  • In the context of economic establishments, parliaments in Selangor continue to lead. P.104 Subang recorded the highest number of establishments with 32,898, followed by P.105 Petaling Jaya (31,910) and P.106 Damansara (29,743).

  • From an environmental sustainability perspective, the increasing number of recycle centers in several areas such as P.046 Batu Kawan (46 centers), P.158 Tebrau (40 centers) and P.111 Kota Raja (39 centers) indicates encouraging growth in community awareness regarding the importance of protecting the environment through recycling practices.
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