Districts of East Timor
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East Timor is divided into thirteen administrative districts[1]. The districts are divided into subdistricts, and further subdivided into sucos.

District Area (km²) Households Population Population density
(/km²)
1 Lautém &0000000000001702.0000001,702 &0000000000012998.00000012,998 &0000000000055921.00000055,921 32.9
2 Baucau &0000000000001494.0000001,494 &0000000000022659.00000022,659 &0000000000100326.000000100,326 67.2
3 Viqueque &0000000000001781.0000001,781 &0000000000015115.00000015,115 &0000000000065245.00000065,245 36.6
4 Manatuto &0000000000001706.0000001,706 &0000000000008338.0000008,338 &0000000000036719.00000036,719 21.5
5 Dili &0000000000000372.000000372 &0000000000031575.00000031,575 &0000000000173541.000000173,541 466.5
6 Aileu &0000000000000729.000000729 &0000000000007745.0000007,745 &0000000000037926.00000037,926 52.0
7 Manufahi &0000000000001325.0000001,325 &0000000000008901.0000008,901 &0000000000044950.00000044,950 33.9
8 Liquiçá &0000000000000543.000000543 &0000000000011063.00000011,063 &0000000000054834.00000054,834 101.0
9 Ermera &0000000000000746.000000746 &0000000000021165.00000021,165 &0000000000103199.000000103,199 138.3
10 Ainaro &0000000000000797.000000797 &0000000000011527.00000011,527 &0000000000052476.00000052,476 65.8
11 Bobonaro &0000000000001368.0000001,368 &0000000000018397.00000018,397 &0000000000083034.00000083,034 60.7
12 Cova-Lima &0000000000001226.0000001,226 &0000000000011820.00000011,820 &0000000000052818.00000052,818 43.1
13 Oecussi-Ambeno &0000000000000815.000000815 &0000000000013659.00000013,659 &0000000000057469.00000057,469 70.5
Map of the districts of East Timor.
Map of the districts of East Timor.


The borders between Cova-Lima and Ainaro and between Baucau and Viqueque were changed in 2003.

See also

References

  1. ^ Data from 2004 census. Direcção Nacional de Estatística: District Priority Tables. Retrieved on 28 January 2008


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