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 phone system  local and national national prefix no + areacode xx + 5 digit restnumber (all together 7 digits) (in 2004 Timor had very few Land Lines) mobils mobile prefix: 72 5 digit restnumber -- -- -- -- to --- --- --- (in 2004 East Timor had some Mobile Lines operated by Telstra, Australia ) international prefix 00 |
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Republica Democratica de Timor-Leste Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste  capital Dili recoginsed as independant state since May 20 2002 before fighting for Independance from Indonesia before Portugese colony from mid I6th century to I975 Politics chief of State: President chief of Government: prime Minister Government of East Timor Languages Tetum, Portugese also Indonesian, English economy GNP/2004 $ 370 million GNP/person $ 400/year currency: Indonesian rupiah (USD) I $ US = I $ US (2004) national holiday: Independence Day, Nov 28 (I975) from Portugal  highest mountain Foho Tatamailau 2,963 m access to I neigbour countries west: Phonebook of Indonesia.com north, est, south: Timor Sea |
I3 administrative districts
Aileu
Ainaro
Baucau
Bobonaro (Maliana)
Cova-Lima (Suai)
Dili
Ermera
Lautem (Los Palos)
Liquica
Manatuto
Manufahi (Same)
Oecussi (Ambeno)
Viqueque
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