List of Mukims in Brunei

A mukim is the second-level administrative division of Brunei Darussalam, positioned below districts (daerah) and above villages (kampung). Each mukim is headed by a penghulu, who has been democratically elected since 2015. Mukims function as important administrative units for governance, census, and community coordination.

As of recent records, Brunei has 39 mukims distributed across its four districts.

Mukims in Brunei-Muara District

Brunei-Muara is the most populous district and contains the largest number of mukims.

MukimPopulation (2021)
Berakas ‘A’28,311
Berakas ‘B’39,284
Burong Pingai Ayer1,459
Gadong ‘A’35,424
Gadong ‘B’38,067
Kianggeh8,102
Kilanas24,981
Kota Batu12,676
Lumapas8,058
Mentiri39,324
Pengkalan Batu15,860
Peramu1,151
Saba827
Sengkurong40,972
Serasa18,569
Sungai Kebun4,282
Sungai Kedayan241
Tamoi942

Mukims in Belait District

Belait District is the largest by land area and a major hub for Brunei’s oil and gas industry.

MukimPopulation (2021)
Bukit Sawat759
Kuala Balai16
Kuala Belait28,793
Labi727
Liang16,813
Melilas29
Seria18,313
Sukang81

Mukims in Tutong District

Tutong District features a mix of rural settlements and coastal communities.

MukimPopulation (2021)
Keriam8,589
Kiudang5,063
Lamunin3,641
Pekan Tutong9,883
Rambai980
Tanjong Maya3,772
Telisai13,253
Ukong2,029

Mukims in Temburong District

Temburong is Brunei’s easternmost district, known for its forests and eco-tourism.

MukimPopulation (2021)
Amo1,667
Bangar2,112
Batu Apoi1,355
Bokok3,812
Labu508

Key Facts About Mukims in Brunei

  • ✅ Total mukims: 39
  • 🏛️ Administrative level: Second-level (below districts)
  • 🗳️ Leadership: Penghulu (elected since 2015)
  • 🏘️ Function: Administration of villages, census, and local coordination
  • 📍 Governance: Managed by respective district offices
List of Mukims in Brunei

Quick Summary

  • Most mukims: Brunei-Muara District
  • Least populated mukim: Kuala Balai (Belait)
  • Most populated mukim: Sengkurong (Brunei-Muara)

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