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Manatuto
Administrative Post
Posto Administrativo de Manatuto (Portuguese) Postu administrativu Manatutu (Tetum)
Manatuto ricefields
Official map
Manatuto
Coordinates: 8°31′S 126°01′E / 8.517°S 126.017°E / -8.517; 126.017
Country	East Timor
Municipality	Manatuto
Seat	Sau
Sucos	Ailili [de] Aiteas [de] Cribas [de] Iliheu [de] Ma'abat [de] Sau
Area
• Total	345.9 km2 (133.6 sq mi)
Population  (2015 census)
• Total	14,392
• Density	42/km2 (110/sq mi)
Households (2015 census)
• Total	2,300
Time zone	UTC+09:00 (TLT)

Manatuto, officially Manatuto Administrative Post (Portuguese: Posto Administrativo de Manatuto, Tetum: Postu administrativu Manatutu), is an administrative post (and was formerly a subdistrict) in Manatuto municipality, East Timor.^[1][2] Its seat or administrative centre is the suco of Sau.^[2]

The administrative post with 10,449 inhabitants (Census 2004) is divided in six Sucos: Ailili, Aiteas, Cribas, Iliheu, Ma'abat and Sau. The local dialect is Galoli though Tetum is widely known.

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  Town of Manatuto^[3]

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• Manatuto Administrative Post – information page on Ministry of State Administration site (in Portuguese)

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