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Domain registration Sierra Leone

The official domain extension for Sierra Leone is .SL.

Registering this domain extension is definitely a strategic move for those companies with interests in Sierra Leone or that are looking to protect their trademark within the country.

Sierra Leone, officially the Republic of Sierra Leone, is a presidential republic in West Africa. It is bordered to the north and east by Guinea and to the south east by Liberia; to the south west lies the Atlantic Ocean. It is divided into 3 provinces and 12 districts.

Sierra Leone covers a total area of 71,740 km² and has a population of 5,867,536 (2012). The territory is characterised by a wide valley which merges inland with a series of plateaus of increasing height, leading to the Loma Mountains in the east. The coastal region consists of a vast plain, created by the river deposits of the water courses running through it. The capital is Freetown and the local currency is the Leone. The country’s economy is based on diamond, iron and bauxite mining.

The official language is English.

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