Johor Bahru

article nopo diti nga kokomoi the city. For the district, see Johor Bahru District. For other uses, see Johor Bahru (disambiguation).

Not to be confused with Johar Baru.

Johor Bahru
State capital city and district capital
City of Johor Bahru Bandaraya Johor Bahru
Other transcription(s)
• Jawi	جوهر بهارو
• Chinese	新山 Xīnshān (Hanyu Pinyin)
• Tamil	ஜொகூர் பாரு Jokūr Pāru (Transliteration)
From top, left to right: Downtown skyline at night, Johor-Singapore Causeway and Johor Bahru Sentral the transport hub in Southern Integrated Gateway, Forest City (Hutan Bandar) Recreational Park, Skyline of the city centre, the Sultan Ibrahim Building, the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, and the Figure Museum
Flag Coat of arms
Nickname(s):  JB, Bandaraya Selatan (Southern City)
Location of Johor Bahru in Johor
Coordinates: 01°27′20″N 103°45′40″E
Country	Malaysia
State	Johor
District	Johor Bahru
Administrative areas	List Central District Kangkar Tebrau Tebrau Areas Kempas Larkin Majidee Maju Jaya Mount Austin Pandan Pasir Pelangi Pelangi Permas Jaya Rinting Tampoi Tasek Utama
Founded	10 March 1855 (as Tanjung Puteri)
Establishment of the local government	1933
Establishment of the Town Board	1950
Municipality status	1 April 1977
City status	1 January 1994 (1 January 1994)
Government
• Type	City council
• Body	Johor Bahru City Council
• Mayor	Noorazam Osman
Area
• Total	391.25 km2 (151.06 sq mi)
Elevation	32 m (105 ft)
Population  (2020)
• Total	858,118
• Density	2,192/km2 (5,680/sq mi)
Demonym	Johor Bahru
Time zone	UTC+8 (MST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+8 (Not observed)
Postal code	80xxx to 81xxx
Area code(s)	07
Vehicle registration	J
Website	www.mbjb.gov.my

Johor Bahru nopo ija'on nogi sabaagi do Johor Baru om onuan nogi ponginibaan sabaagi do JB. Pogun nopo diti nga kikinoyonon id ponong kabaatan Samanajung Malaysia. Johor Bahru nopo nga tama pogun montok pogun Johor Darul Ta'zim. Kinoyonon metropolitan Johor Bahru ii nopo nga Iskandar Malaysia nopo nga i koduo agayo id Malaysia kalapas do Kuala Lumpur Raya. Kiwaa soginumu 1 711 191 riong tulun id Majlis Bandaraya Johor Bahru tomod.

Johor Bahru nopo nga longkod pongindopuan, ponombuluaian om gana kopolobusan apangkal. Ponombuluian diti kapanahak toud ekonomi di tagayo id Johor Bahru. Sundung do ingkaa, kalaaban pongindopuan id Johor Bahru nadadi iso toud pongindopuan di tagayo id pogun Malaysia.

Johor Bahru noturidong ontok toun 1855 sabaagi do Tanjung Puteri maya di Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim tapa kumaa Sultan Abu Bakar Daeng Ibrahim, Sultan Johor Moden di kumoiso. Di timpuun ii, kinoyonon diti nopo nga iso kokompungan mogiginsada Malayu. Kalapas di, nosimban di Temenggong Ibrahim do ngaran Tanjung Puteri kumaa Iskandar Puteri (Jawi: إسكندر ڤوتري) ontok toun 1858. Sultan Abu Bakar minomungaran sabaagi Johor Bahru mamaso nimaan poisytiharo sabaagi tama pogun ontok toun 1866, kalapas kinoundoliho longkod koporintaan mantad Teluk Belanga id Singapura.

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