Sungai Tujoh

The name of the area is derived from two Bruneian Malay words - Sungai, which means river or stream, and Tujoh or the number seven. Literally, Sungai Tujoh is translated as the Seventh River or Seventh Stream in English. Although it is sometimes referred to as Kampong Sungai Tujoh, there is no permanent settlement in the area. ==Location==

Sungai Tujoh is located at the westernmost point in Brunei, in the Belait district, The area is bounded by the border with Malaysia on the west and south side, the South China Sea to the north and the Sungai Enam area to the east. It is one of the four land crossing points from Brunei to Sarawak and the only one in the Belait district. The other 3 are Kuala Lurah in the Brunei-Muara district to Limbang and the Puni and Labu Immigration post in the Temburong district to Limbang and Terusan respectively. ==History==

The Sungai Tujoh area has been long claimed by the sultan of Brunei to constitute a part of the sultanate. It was divided in 1882, when the then sultan ceded the basin of the Baram to the White Rajah of Sarawak, an area of some , on condition of a perpetual annual payment of 6000 dollars. The border was delineated in 1958 by the United Kingdom who then had sovereignty over the colony of Sarawak and was responsible for the external relations of the protectorate of Brunei. An immigration post was built in the 1960s to control the movement of goods and people between Miri and points west in Sarawak with Brunei. In 2003, ASEAN Bridge was constructed across the Baram River, connecting the city of Miri to Malaysian ICQS complex in Sungai Tujoh. Initially, it was a toll bridge. The bridge become toll-free in 2015. The frequent traveller's card (FTC) was first implemented in 2005 at Sungai Tujoh. This enables residents from both countries to use their Mykad/Smart IC as a legal document for travel between the two countries instead of an international passport. As at December 2013 the FTC is no longer accepted. ==Transport==

The main roads linking the ferry crossing towards the Malaysian border (11 kilometers) and towards Rasau bridge are surfaced. There is a scheduled bus service that runs from Kuala Belait and terminates at the immigration post at Sungai Tujoh. Passengers have to clear customs and immigration on foot and take a separate bus to Miri. == Gallery ==

File:Brunei sg tujoh exit.JPG|Brunei exit stamp from the Sg Tujoh border crossing File:Malaysia sg tujoh.JPG|Malaysian entry stamp from its checkpoint. File:Sungai Tujoh 4 January 2023 06.jpg|Border checkpoint of Brunei File:Sungai Tujoh 4 January 2023 01.jpg|Border checkpoint of Malaysia File:Sungai Tujoh 4 January 2023 10.jpg|Farewell sign from Sarawak File:Sungai Tujuh Milepost Checkpoint - Kompleks ICQS.jpg|Green signboard showing Sungai Tujoh Milepost Checkpoint ==Notes==