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Erwin Pratama, C1657201053, 2021 Aplikasi Pemetaan Lokasi Pasar Tradisional Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah Berbasis Web, Preceptor I Rommi Kaestria, M.Kom., Preceptor II Frengklin Matatula, S.Kom., M.M.SI. The development of information technology today is increasing rapidly, the need for information and data processing in many aspects of human life is very important. Technology has made it easy for us in this life, almost every aspect of life has taken advantage of the sophistication of technology. Central Kalimantan has a lot of traditional markets that are widespread in every district and city. Often people do not know the location of traditional markets in other regions, and it makes the community, especially overseas or residents who moved domicile difficult when finding the nearest traditional market. Previously, to find out the information or location of the market spread in Central Kalimantan, people should go around finding the market and ask the locals and review directly to the location of the market in question. This will cause a lot of problems for example less effective because it wastes a lot of time and effort. This system is expected to facilitate the search so that it can help the public in obtaining the information needed in a relatively short time. The methods used in this study include observation methods, interview methods, literature methods, documentation methods, and questionnaire/survey methods, techniques and analytical tools using Unifield Modeling Language (UML) Tools, this system development method using Prototype, and Testing methods using Black Box Testing and Likert Scale. The results of this study have been successfully implemented into an information system that can help in the process of mapping the location of traditional markets of Central Kalimantan Province. Test results of the system by using Black Box testing as expected. Based on the results of questionnaires to respondents, namely the general public (users) and admins, an interpretation value of 92% for the assessment of the general public, and 87.7% for assessment from the admin. So it can be assumed that the system that the author built has met the value of being eligible for publication.