Ngawi Regency

Ngawi
—  Regency  —
Motto: Ngawi Bersemangat
Country	Indonesia
Province	East Java
Capital	Ngawi City
Area
– Total	1,245.70 km2 (481 sq mi)
Population
– Total	840,000
– Density	674.3/km2 (1,746.5/sq mi)

Ngawi is a regency (kabupaten) of East Java, Indonesia. Ngawi is well known around the world for its Pithecantropus erectus that found by Eugene Dubois, a Dutch. Ngawi located at the central of East Java province and Central Java province. Ngawi also the main gate to enter East Java province since there are intersections that connect Surabaya-Madiun-Bojonegoro-Solo-Jogja-Bandung-Jakarta.

Ngawi, has the largest city hall called "Alun-Alun" in Indonesia. There include West Hall and East Hall that separate by Merdeka Street. The West Hall consist of Football court, volley ball cort, and ceremonial podium that ahead Main Mosque. The East Hall consist of play ground area, two tennis court, basket hall, parking area, futsal court, skater area, and Culinary Area "the most favorite place that visited by Ngawinese. The city hall Called Alun-Alun Merdeka located at the central of the Ngawi city.

Beside that, Ngawi has the largest bus station in Madiun Residency.

Van Den Bosch Fortress, was the main historical place to know. It located at the companionship of two biggest river in East Java, Solo River and Madiun River.

The traditional food from Ngawi and originally from Ngawi are Tahu Tepo, Sate Ayam, and Wedang Cemue. Beside that also Kripik Tempe, Gethi, and Ledre (made from banana). in Agribussiness, Ngawi has the main product. Its Watermelon was well known around the nation.

Coordinates: 7°24′S 111°26′E / 7.4°S 111.433°E / -7.4; 111.433

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