Subdistricts of East Timor

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Subdistricts of East Timor

The districts of East Timor are divided into 65 subdistricts, with one designated as the capital. Each subdistrict is divided into several villages (sucos), the smallest political division of East Timor. The subdistricts are listed below, by district:

Aileu District

• Aileu (capital)
• Laulara
• Lequidoe
• Remexio

Ainaro District

• Ainaro (capital)
• Hato-Udo
• Hatu-Builico
• Maubisse

Baucau District

• Baguia
• Baucau (capital)
• Laga
• Quelicai
• Vemasse
• Venilale

Bobonaro District

• Atabae
• Balibó
• Bobonaro
• Cailaco
• Lolotoe
• Maliana (capital)

Cova Lima District

• Fatululic
• Fatumean
• Fohorem
• Maucatar
• Suai (capital)
• Tilomar
• Zumalai

Dili District

• Atauro
• Cristo Rei
• Dom Aleixo
• Metinaro
• Nain Feto
• Vera Cruz

Ermera District

• Atsabe
• Ermera (Gleno - Capital)
• Hatólia
• Letefoho
• Railaco

Lautém District

• Iliomar
• Lautém
• Lospalos (capital)
• Luro
• Tutuala

Liquiçá District

• Bazartete
• Liquiçá (capital)
• Maubara

Manatuto District

• Barique
• Laclo
• Laclubar
• Laleia
• Manatuto (capital)
• Soibada

Manufahi District

• Alas
• Fatuberlio
• Same (capital)
• Turiscai

Oecusse District

• Nitibe
• Oesilo
• Pante Macassar (capital)
• Passabe

Viqueque District

• Lacluta
• Ossu
• Uato-Lari
• Uatucarbau
• Viqueque (capital)

See also

• Districts of East Timor
• Sucos of East Timor