Seloi Craic

Seloi Craic ( Seloi Kråik, German " sub - Seloi ") is an East Timorese Suco in the subdistrict Aileu (District Aileu ).

Geography

The Suco Seloi Craic is in the northwest of the subdistrict Aileu and has an area of ​​36.87 km ². To the south lie the Sucos Hoholau and Liurai and east of the Sucos Seloi Painting and Aissirimou. In the north Seloi Craic adjacent to the sub-district Laulara with its Sucos Madabeno, Tohumeta and Fatisi and to the west the district Ermera belonging Subdistrikte Railaco ( Sucos Samalete, Railaco Leten, Railaco Craic and Fatuquero ) and Ermera ( Suco Lauala ). The border with Hoholau the river forms Olomasi, a part of the border with Railaco Craic follows the river Aileu, which opens out to the border with Fatisi how the Olomasi into the river glenoid. The glenoid flows along the border with Lauala. The rivers belong to the system of Lois. In the center of Sucos is Lake Seloi ( Seloi Lake).

In the north, take three highways to each other at the village Darhai. On the road to Dili is the place Sarlala and a little west of the village Fateran. Are the places Aibitikeou, Raicoalefa ( Rekoalepa ) and Lidulalan On the road to glenoid. The road to Maubisse leaves the Suco after Seloi Painting in the south. In the center of Seloi Craic are the villages Kotbauru, Siliboro, Casamou ( Casemu ) and Lio, in between arises in the rainy season, a temporary lake. In the extreme south-west are the villages Mautobalau, Halameta ( Halalmeta ) Poalete and Aimera Hun. In Lio there is a medical station and a primary school, the Escola Primaria No. 2 Another Elementary School is located in Sarlala.

In Suco are the ten aldeias Casamou, Colihoho, Fatumane, Faularan, Halameta, Leobraudu, Lio, Raicoalefa, Tabulasi and Talifurleu.

Population

In Suco live 3,328 inhabitants (2010, 2004: 2,558 ). About 72 % of the population give Tetum Prasa as their native language. About 26 % speak Mambai and a minority Tetum Terik.

Policy

In the elections of 2004/2005 Manuel Quintão was elected Chefe de Suco. In the 2009 elections, José Domingos Pica won.