Kabupaten Karo

Farming district whose main crop, oranges, is sold as far as Jakarta and Bandung.

Source: Barusjahe, Karo — Wikipedia (id)

Cool hill resort town above 1,300 m, between Mount Sibayak and Mount Sinabung.

Source: Berastagi, Karo — Wikipedia (id)

Small district with seven villages, including Dolat Rayat, Sugihen and Ujung Sampun.

Source: Dolat Rayat, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

District in the south of Karo Regency with about 24–25 villages.

Source: Juhar, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

Capital of Karo Regency, about 76 km from Medan; Karo is widely spoken in daily life.

Source: Kabanjahe, Karo — Wikipedia (id)

District with 16 villages, including Kutabuluh, Lau Buluh and Gunung Meriah.

Source: Kutabuluh, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

District in the southwest of Karo Regency; villages include Lau Baleng and Buluh Pancur.

Source: Laubaleng, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

Westernmost district of Karo Regency, with villages such as Lau Pakam, Lau Solu and Rimo Bunga.

Source: Mardingding, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

District with nine villages, including Merdeka, Gongsol and Jaranguda.

Source: Merdeka, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

The only district of Karo Regency on the shore of Lake Toba.

Source: Merek, Karo — Wikipedia (id); desa: Dokan, Merek, Karo — Wikipedia (id)

District with 22 villages; the Merdang Merdem harvest festival (kerja tahun) is held here in July.

Source: Munte, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

District at the foot of Mount Sinabung, split off from Simpang Empat in 2006.

Source: Naman Teran, Karo — Wikipedia (id)

District at the foot of Mount Sinabung, about 2.6 km from the summit.

Source: Payung, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

Known for Lake Lau Kawar below Mount Sinabung and the traditional village of Lingga.

Source: Simpang Empat, Karo — Wikipedia (id); desa: Lingga, Simpang Empat, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

Also known as Singalorlau; famous for its Kerja Tahun festival every June.

Source: Tigabinanga, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

District with 17 villages on the western side of Mount Sinabung.

Source: Tiganderket, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)

Borders Kabanjahe, Berastagi and Merek; most residents are Karo farmers.

Source: Tigapanah, Karo — Wikipedia (id); ibu kota: Karo Regency — Wikipedia (en)