Comoro River

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Comoro River
The river in  [de] during the dry season
Location of river mouth
Native name	Ribeira de Comoro  (Portuguese) Mota Komoro  (Tetum)
Location
Country	East Timor
Municipality	Dili
Physical characteristics
Mouth	Ombai Strait
• location	[de]
• coordinates	8°32′17″S 125°32′4″E / 8.53806°S 125.53444°E / -8.53806; 125.53444Coordinates: 8°32′17″S 125°32′4″E / 8.53806°S 125.53444°E / -8.53806; 125.53444
Basin features
Waterfalls	Berloi
Bridges	Hinode Bridge CPLP Bridge

The Comoro River (Portuguese: Ribeira de Comoro, Tetum: Mota Komoro) is a river in East Timor. It flows north into the Ombai Strait, reaching the sea in the western suburbs of the capital, Dili.

References[]

• Wheeler, T. (2004) East Timor. Footscray, VIC; Lonely Planet.

External links[]

• "Preparatory Survey Report on the Project for the Construction of Upriver Comoro Bridge in the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste" (PDF). Japan International Cooperation Agency. February 2014. Retrieved 11 July 2021.