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The municipalities of Timor-Leste are divided into 65 administrative posts (previously subdistricts until 2014).[1] Each administrative post is divided into several sucos. Sucos are divided into several aldeias, the smallest political division of East Timor. In March 2023, four new administrative posts were created, one in Liquiçá Municipality (Loes) and three in Baucau Municipality (Quelicai, Quelicai Antiga, and Matebian)[2]

Administrative posts of East Timor in the borders until 2015

List

MunicipalityAdministrative post
AileuAileu Administrative Post (place of capital)
AileuLaulara Administrative Post
AileuLequidoe Administrative Post
AileuRemexio Administrative Post
AinaroAinaro Administrative Post (place of capital)
AinaroHato-Udo Administrative Post
AinaroHato-Builico Administrative Post
AinaroMaubisse Administrative Post
Atauro
BaucauBaguia Administrative Post
BaucauBaucau Administrative Post (place of capital)
BaucauLaga Administrative Post
BaucauMatebian Administrative Post
BaucauQuelicai Administrative Post
BaucauQuelicai Antiga Administrative Post
BaucauVemasse Administrative Post
BaucauVenilale Administrative Post
BobonaroAtabae Administrative Post
BobonaroBalibó Administrative Post
BobonaroBobonaro Administrative Post
BobonaroCailaco Administrative Post
BobonaroLolotoe Administrative Post
BobonaroMaliana Administrative Post (place of capital)
Cova LimaFatululic Administrative Post
Cova LimaFatumean Administrative Post
Cova LimaFohorem Administrative Post
Cova LimaMaucatar Administrative Post
Cova LimaSuai Administrative Post (place of capital)
Cova LimaTilomar Administrative Post
Cova LimaZumalai Administrative Post
DiliCristo Rei Administrative Post
DiliDom Aleixo Administrative Post
DiliMetinaro Administrative Post
DiliNain Feto Administrative Post
DiliVera Cruz Administrative Post
ErmeraAtsabe Administrative Post
ErmeraErmera Administrative Post (place of capital)
ErmeraHatólia Administrative Post
ErmeraLetefoho Administrative Post
ErmeraRailaco Administrative Post
LautémIliomar Administrative Post
LautémLautém Administrative Post
LautémLospalos Administrative Post (place of capital)
LautémLuro Administrative Post
LautémTutuala Administrative Post
LiquiçáBazartete Administrative Post (place of capital)
LiquiçáLiquiçá Administrative Post
LiquiçáLoes Administrative Post
LiquiçáMaubara Administrative Post
ManatutoBarique Administrative Post
ManatutoLaclo Administrative Post
ManatutoLaclubar Administrative Post
ManatutoLaleia Administrative Post
ManatutoManatuto Administrative Post (place of capital)
ManatutoSoibada Administrative Post
ManufahiAlas Administrative Post
ManufahiFatuberlio Administrative Post
ManufahiSame Administrative Post (place of capital)
ManufahiTuriscai Administrative Post
OecusseNitibe Administrative Post
OecusseOesilo Administrative Post
OecussePante Macassar Administrative Post (place of capital)
OecussePassabe Administrative Post
ViquequeLacluta Administrative Post
ViquequeOssu Administrative Post
ViquequeUato-Lari Administrative Post
ViquequeUatucarbau Administrative Post
ViquequeViqueque Administrative Post (place of capital)

See also

References

  1. ^ Jornal da República: Diploma Ministerial n.o 24/2014 de 24 de Julho, Orgânica dos Postos Administrativos
  2. ^ Martins, Filomeno (2023-03-15). "Govt approves one new administrative post in Liquiça and three in Baucau". TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste. Retrieved 2024-12-05.
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