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NEGERI SEMBILAN
http://www.ns.gov.my
The name Negeri Sembilan was first used in the 16th century to refer to the
Federation of states that have been started by the Minangkabau people in
Peninsula, Segamat which is now a part of Johor; Naning which is now a part
of Malacca; Rembau, Sungai Ujong, Johol and Jelebu which are now part
of Negeri Sembilan; Hulu Pahang and Jelai which has now become part of
Pahang; and Klang has now become a part of Selangor. The size of Negeri
Sembilan now is smaller than the original state.
The area of Negeri Sembilan is about 6,657.09 km² and it is located at the
west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Its capital is Seremban and Seri Menanti is
the Royal Town. Negeri Sembilan has 8 Parliamentary constituencies, 36 state
constituencies and 7 districts which are Jelebu, Jempol, Tampin, Kuala Pilah,
Rembau, Port Dickson and Seremban. The projected population in 2015 is
about 1,088,800 people.
NEGERI SEMBILAN
http://www.ns.gov.my
The name Negeri Sembilan was first used in the 16th century to refer to the
Federation of states that have been started by the Minangkabau people in
Peninsula, Segamat which is now a part of Johor; Naning which is now a part
of Malacca; Rembau, Sungai Ujong, Johol and Jelebu which are now part
of Negeri Sembilan; Hulu Pahang and Jelai which has now become part of
Pahang; and Klang has now become a part of Selangor. The size of Negeri
Sembilan now is smaller than the original state.
The area of Negeri Sembilan is about 6,657.09 km² and it is located at the
west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Its capital is Seremban and Seri Menanti is
the Royal Town. Negeri Sembilan has 8 Parliamentary constituencies, 36 state
constituencies and 7 districts which are Jelebu, Jempol, Tampin, Kuala Pilah,
Rembau, Port Dickson and Seremban. The projected population in 2015 is
about 1,088,800 people.
