Lepki (Indonesian people)

found: Work cat: Sitokdana, Melkior Nikolar Ngalumsine. Budaya dan sejarah peradaban Suku Lepki, 2018:tilte page (Suku Lepki) summary (Lepki is one of the tribes in the northern region of Pegunungan Bintang Regency, Papua Province. The name lepki comes from the local language which means it has hit the heart. They settled along the Armasi River) (DLC)2019338486

found: Ethnologue, viewed June 27, 2022(Lepki is a language of Indonesia; user population: 530 (1991 SIL); location in Papua Province: Pegunungan Bintang Regency, Teiraplu, Yefta, and Aboy districts, west of Sungai Sobger)

found: Joshua Project, viewed June 27, 2022(Lepki in Indonesia; population: 800; location in Papua Province: Jayawijaya Regency, Okbibab Subdistrict. Near middle Sogber River, north of Apmisibil Town)

found: Øystein Lund Andersen website, June 27, 2022(Lepki people live in the interior of western part of the island of New Guinea, which is commonly referred to West-Papua. The area is located in the lowands on the western side of Sogber River (Armasi), a river which flows into the larger Idenburg River. The Lepki inhabit a rather small area compared to other tribes in the vicinity, their territory being approximately 400 sq. km of land. The area is 170 km south of the provincial capital Jayapura, Papua, Indonesia. There are a few hilltops within the area but elevations higher than 400 m are not found. Coordinates of the approximate center of the Lepki area is S4 08.0 E140 26. The Lepki people in 2007 numbered only 328 people, compromising them also to one the less populated tribes in the region)