Manatuto

Manatuto

Manatuto District Profile

Geographically, Manatuto district is spread between the north and the south coasts at ± 8° 03' - 9° 06' latitude and between ± 125° 45' - 126° 10' longitude, and borders with the Wetar straits in the north, with the Timor Sea in the south, in the east with Baucau and Viqueque districts, and in the west with Dili, Aileu and Same districts. Administratively, Manatuto district is divided into 6 sub-districts, 29 villages and 97 sub-villages, including:

Manatuto Sub-district
Laleia Sub-district
Laclo Sub-district
Laclubar Sub-district
Soibada Sub-district
Natarbora Sub-district

The area of the district is 1. 788 km² with a total population of 34 022 (according to data from the Civil Registry Office).

The climate in Manatuto District is tropical, with rainfall and a wet season which differs between the northern and southern regions. The temperature in the dry season varies between a minimum of 18°c and a maximum of 32°c. In the north the minimum is 20°c and the maximum is 32°c.

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