Pagar Karat
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| Pagar Karat district Daerah Pagar Karat دايره ڤاݢر کارا Daeghoh Pago Kkaghak | |||
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| Districts of Bascal | |||
| Motto: Daerah Bersejarah The historical district | |||
| Eastern part of Bascal | |||
| Capital | Jalan Rumput | ||
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| Founded | 2005 or 2006 | ||
| Population | none | ||
| Area | Smallest District in Bascal | ||
| Government | District | ||
| Pagar Karat is a district in Bascal | |||
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Pagar Karat (English: Rotten Fence) formerly known as Old Elephant is a district located at eastern part in the State of Bascal. It is one of the oldest district in Bascal and also one of the 5 original districts of Bascal (Other than Padang Hijau, Kamp Basca, Singapore Street and Bukit Guling). Onced a teritorry part of Singapore Street and then Kamp Basca until 2009, it becamed an independent district of Bascal. Pagar Karat is also know as the "Forgotten District" because it doesn't bring any importance to the country's Economy.
Geography
It only consists a narrow road stretched from Hutan Sembelih and Padang Hijau (through Jalan Kucing Mapuh connected to Limpah Budu) to the north and connected to Kamp Basca by green road in the South. On the eastern border is Malaysia (fenced), the west are Singapore Street Autonomous District and Ayer City-District.
Areas
Pagar Karat is divided into 2 areas that is
- Jalan Rumput area
- Ujong area