Tinggi Teknologi Industri Bontang). School participation rate as of 2020 was 99%. The only higher education institution with university status in the city is Trunajaya University, which is also private. Health As of 2019, there are five hospitals in the city, 6 puskesmas, 13 clinics, and 119 healthcare centers. One of the hospitals, Taman Husada Bontang Regional Hospital, is a public hospital owned by the city government. It is categorized as a B-class hospital by Ministry of Health. A new public hospital is currently under construction as of August 2020 and is expected to be categorized as D-class. Places of worship There are 218 mosques, 58 churches, and one Hindu temple in the city as of 2020. Transportation Bontang city has 204.4 kilometers of road, of which around 100.05 kilometers have been paved with asphalt. The city also has six public transport terminals used mainly by buses and angkots as of 2020. The only airport in the city is PT Badak Bontang Airport, which is a private airport owned by Badak NGL. The principal seaport serving the city is Loktuan Port, which as of 2020 is undergoing a massive expansion to support the new Indonesian capital in Kalimantan and to relieve traffic from the crowded port of Balikpapan. Online motorcycle and conventional taxis provided by Gojek and Grab have already established a presence in the city. A toll road connecting the city to Samarinda is already planned. Construction is expected to begin in late 2021. Climate Bontang has a tropical rainforest climate. As such the temperature is warm and relatively stable throughout the year. Rainfall is frequent and abundant. Two minor seasonal periods can be identified: one drier than the other. The so-called "dry" season lasts approximately from May until September (but average lower precipitations remain above 80 mm per month). The "rainy" season starts around November and ends around May. References External links 1999 establishments in Indonesia