Beaufort | Beluran | Keningau | Kinabatangan | Kota Belud | Kota Kinabalu | Kota Marudu | Kuala Penyu | Kudat | Kunak | Lahad Datu | Nabawan | Papar | Penampang | Pitas | Ranau | Sandakan | Semporna | Sipitang | Tambunan | Tawau | Tenom | Tuaran

Papar Location Papar is situated in the West Coast Division; facing the South China Sea and with the Crocker Range behind.

Vital Population Statistics (1991 census) Total population: 59,473 Female population: 29,053 Male population: 30,420   Malay Population: 15,001 Dusun Population: 2,660 Kadazan Population: 14,552 Bajau Population: 9,542 Murut Population: 128 Other Bumiputera Population: 3,565 Chinese Population: 4,886 Indonesian Population: 3,217 Other Non-Bumiputera Population: 1,034   Total Malaysian Citizen Population: 54,585 Non-Malaysian Citizen Population: 4,888 %   distribution of Population: 3.5% Population Density: 48 per Sq. Km Source: Yearbook of Statistics Sabah, 1999 ^ Top Of Page

Penampang Location Penampang is situated in the West Coast Division, facing the South China Sea with the Crocker Range behind.

Vital Population Statistics (1991 census) Total population: 86,941 Female population: 42,227 Male population: 44,714   Malay Population: 10,389 Dusun Population: 4,584 Kadazan Population: 26,161 Bajau Population: 7,552 Murut Population: 537 Other Bumiputera Population: 7,184 Chinese Population: 14,129 Indonesian Population: 4,087 Other Non-Bumiputera Population: 1,744   Total Malaysian Citizen Population: 76,367 Non-Malaysian Citizen Population: 10,574 %   distribution of Population: 5.0% Population Density: 187 per Sq. Km Source: Yearbook of Statistics Sabah, 1999 ^ Top Of Page

Pitas Location Pitas is situated in the Kudat Division, the northernmost part of the state. On the west, is the South China Sea and on the east, the Sulu Sea.

Vital Population Statistics (1991 census) Total population: 24,240 Female population: 11,676 Male population: 12,564   Malay Population: 291 Dusun Population: 2,478 Kadazan Population: 629 Bajau Population: 2,289 Murut Population: 47 Other Bumiputera Population: 16,641 Chinese Population: 268 Indonesian Population: 501 Other Non-Bumiputera Population: 172   Total Malaysian Citizen Population: 23,316 Non-Malaysian Citizen Population: 924 %   distribution of Population: 1.4% Population Density: 17 per Sq. Km Source: Yearbook of Statistics Sabah, 1999 ^ Top Of Page

Ranau Location Ranau is situated between the West Coast Division and the Ranau District of Sabah. It also serves as the administrative centre for the Ranau District.

Places of Interest Kinabalu National Park is built to facilitate visitors to Mt. Kinabalu (4,101 m), South-East Asia's highest peak. The Park Headquarters is about 20km away from Ranau. The area's bio-diversity due to the high elevation, as well as the cooler climate, are attractions for tourists. At a 'tamu,' locally meaning 'meet,' is where the local farmers sell their produce. Kundasan and Ranau tamus are being held daily along the road sides. Kundasan War Memorial Display Garden near the Park Headquaters nurtures plants and flowers from Borneo, Australia and Britain. The Memorial Garden is set up to commemorate soldiers and fighters sacrificed during World War II. Vital Population Statistics (1991 census) Total population: 49,358 Female population: 23,764 Male population: 25,594   Malay Population: 676 Dusun Population: 39,643 Kadazan Population: 6911 Bajau Population: 479 Murut Population: 67 Other Bumiputera Population: 1,619 Chinese Population: 1,058 Indonesian Population: 664 Other Non-Bumiputera Population: 286   Total Malaysian Citizen Population: 45,183 Non-Malaysian Citizen Population: 4,175 %   distribution of Population: 2.9% Population Density: 17 per Sq. Km Source: Yearbook of Statistics Sabah, 1999 ^ Top Of Page