Taroman

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Taroman is the highest mountain in the Cova Lima district of East Timor.

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Lolo Taroman^{[permanent dead link]}

9°12′47″S 125°08′39″E / 9.21306°S 125.14417°E / -9.21306; 125.14417

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Taroman

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