Liquiçá, Timor-Leste
🇹🇱 Liquiçá is a coastal city in East Timor, 32 km to the west of Dili, the national capital. During the leadup to the referendum on independence, most of the buildings in the city were destroyed. Only a few buildings from the Portuguese and Indonesian times remain. Most of the inhabitants speak Tocodede. Starting in 1999, it became the district headquarters for the International Police, assigned there by UNTAET, under the United Nations. It also was the home base of operations for the UNTAET Crime Scene Detachment.
Dili Time
Liquiçá has a population of over 19,000 people. Liquiçá also forms the centre of the wider Liquiçá Municipality which has a population of over 71,927 people.
The Climate Emergency means that Liquiçá may be at risk of flooding by rising sea levels by 2029
🇮🇩 Semarapura -8.533
🇮🇩 Sumbawa Besar -8.5
🇵🇭 Surigao City 125.492
🇵🇭 Cabadbaran 125.538
Locations Near: Liquiçá 125.35,-8.58333
🇹🇱 Gleno 125.436,-8.724 d: 18.3
🇹🇱 Ermera 125.383,-8.75 d: 18.9
🇹🇱 Maliana 125.22,-9.001 d: 48.6
🇹🇱 Baucau 126.334,-8.49 d: 108.7
🇹🇱 Viqueque 126.357,-8.864 d: 115
🇹🇱 Lospalos 126.997,-8.522 d: 181.2
Antipodal to: Liquiçá -54.65,8.583
🇸🇷 Paramaribo -55.17,5.826 d: 19703.2
🇬🇫 Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni -54.031,5.499 d: 19665.4
🇫🇷 Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni -54.031,5.499 d: 19665.4
🇬🇾 New Amsterdam -57.517,6.25 d: 19606.2
🇬🇾 Georgetown -58.155,6.805 d: 19581.2
🇬🇫 Cayenne -52.335,4.938 d: 19535.9
🇧🇧 Oistins -59.533,13.05 d: 19286.4
🇧🇧 Bridgetown -59.616,13.099 d: 19276.1
🇹🇹 Sangre Grande -61.133,10.567 d: 19270.8
🇹🇹 Princes Town -61.383,10.267 d: 19253.2