Maubara

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Maubara is a village in

The Parish Church of Maubara is a small rectangular building built in a neoclassic style. The construction was organized by Padre Medeiros, the leading priest of the Timor Mission from 1877 to 1897.^[3]

The Customs' house (Posto de Alfândega) was built in 1920 opposite the fort on the main road. Today it is used as a cultural centre with a library and a tourist information.^[4]

Escola de Padre Medeiros, a former school built in the first half of the 19th century, was torn down by the Diocese of Maliana and rebuilt in the original style as a residential building.^[5]

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  Parish Church of Maubara
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  Maubara Fort
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  Maubara Fort
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  Customs' House
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  Former School Escola de Padre Medeiros
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  Market Place
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  Health Centre
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  Administration building of the Suco de Vaviquinia

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• Kammen, Douglas (20 August 2015). Three Centuries of Conflict in East Timor. Rutgers University Press.
  ISBN 9780813574127
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8°37′S 125°12′E / 8.617°S 125.200°E / -8.617; 125.200

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