Well, It seems that political and administrative boundary in Indonesia is missing in level greater than 4

According to https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:Tag:boundary=administrative, here in Indonesia we divide administrative boundary into 10 as following:

1. N/A
2. National Border
3. N/A
4. Province
5. City / Regency (Kotamadya / Kabupaten)
6. Subdistrict (Kecamatan)
7. Village (Kelurahan / Desa)
8. Hamlet (Dusun)
9. Community Group (Rukun Warga)
10. Neighborhood Unit (Rukun Tetangga)

for anyone concern about regulation / legal or law, this boundary is SHOULD be provided by BIG, Badan Informasi Geospasial, a national body for geospatial information. You can download their official “peta” (it’s map in Bahasa) from their website, NOT!

Well, it’s not their fault … I’ve heard that they “lack of cost”, it’s actually lack of funding … but as THE ONLY OFFICIAL BODY in Indonesia who has authority to publish administrative boundary, they should concern more with their tax payer money … aren’t we?

God bless Indonesia …