Mount Tatamailau
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East TimorGeography…9,721 feet (2,963 metres) at Mount Tatamailau (Tata Mailau) in the centre of a high plateau. The area has a dry tropical climate and moderate rainfall. Hilly areas are covered with sandalwood. Scrub and grass grow in the lowlands, together with coconut palms and eucalyptus trees. There are hot springs…
Read More…9,721 feet (2,963 metres) at Mount Tatamailau (Tata Mailau) in the centre of a high plateau. The area has a dry tropical climate and moderate rainfall. Hilly areas are covered with sandalwood. Scrub and grass grow in the lowlands, together with coconut palms and eucalyptus trees. There are hot springs…
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The highest point is Mount Tatamailau (Tata Mailau; 9,721 feet [2,963 metres]). The tropical climate is dry during the southeast monsoon and wet during the short, irregular west monsoon (December to March). Annual precipitation (averaging 58 inches [1,475 mm]) and the start of the wet season vary greatly. There…
Read MoreThe highest point is Mount Tatamailau (Tata Mailau; 9,721 feet [2,963 metres]). The tropical climate is dry during the southeast monsoon and wet during the short, irregular west monsoon (December to March). Annual precipitation (averaging 58 inches [1,475 mm]) and the start of the wet season vary greatly. There…
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