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Where is Surabaya

Surabaya Location Map, Indonesia

Country	Indonesia
Province	East Java
Region	Java Island (northeastern coast)
City Status	Autonomous City (Kota) & Provincial Capital of East Java
Established	Officially founded in 1293; major port city during Majapahit and Dutch colonial periods
Coordinates	Approximately 7.2575° S, 112.7521° E
Total Area	~350.54 sq km
Land Area	~326.81 sq km
Water Area	~23.73 sq km (coastal and river areas)
Population (2020)	~2,874,314
Population (mid-2024 est.)	~3,000,000+
Population Rank	Second-largest city in Indonesia
Administrative Districts (Kecamatan)	Asemrowo, Benowo, Bubutan, Bulak, Dukuh Pakis, Gayungan, Genteng, Gubeng, Gunung Anyar, Jambangan, Karangpilang, Kenjeran, Krembangan, Lakarsantri, Mulyorejo, Pabean Cantian, Pakal, Rungkut, Sambikerep, Sawahan, Semampir, Simokerto, Sukolilo, Sukomanunggal, Tambaksari, Tandes, Tegalsari, Tenggilis Mejoyo, Wiyung, Wonocolo, Wonokromo
Main Industries	Shipping, manufacturing, trade, finance, logistics, education, shipbuilding
Major Transport	Tanjung Perak Port; Juanda International Airport; extensive railway network; toll roads connecting to Greater Surabaya area
Time Zone	Western Indonesia Time (WIB, UTC+07:00)
Known For	Hero City (Kota Pahlawan), Battle of Surabaya (1945), major seaport, business hub of eastern Indonesia, and culinary specialties like rawon
Website	https://surabaya.go.id/

Heroes Monument (Tugu Pahlawan) – iconic monument honoring Indonesia’s independence heroes
Suramadu Bridge – landmark bridge connecting Surabaya and Madura Island
House of Sampoerna – museum and historic site showcasing Indonesia’s cigarette industry
Submarine Monument (Monumen Kapal Selam) – decommissioned submarine open for public tours
Surabaya Zoo – family-friendly zoo featuring local and exotic animals
Surabaya City Hall and Town Square (Alun-Alun Surabaya) – central plaza and civic landmark
Cheng Hoo Mosque – unique mosque inspired by Chinese architecture
Jembatan Merah (Red Bridge) – historic colonial-era bridge and city landmark
Kenjeran Beach – coastal area ideal for relaxation, seafood, and sunset views
Surabaya Culinary Street – street famous for traditional East Javanese dishes and local snacks

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