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Perlis

Border state of northwestern Peninsular Malaysia, area 800 sq km/309 sq mi; population (2000 est) 198,300. The capital is Kangar, which is situated on the Perlis river. It produces rice, coconuts, and tin. Industries include sawmilling, rubber processing, and the manufacture of cement and paper.

Perlis was transferred by Siam (Thailand) to Britain in 1909. It is ruled by a raja.



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