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The region is supported by many standard municipal services, including a police station, a fire department, a healthcare center, schools, a market, some banks, a supermarket, a small shopping center and many minor shops. Although two centres exist for specialized healthcare treatment, the
Hospital de
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The occupation of Parede extends over four thousand years, although only documented references exist from the late 19th century. Although evidence of a Roman presence within the municipality exists (particularly in the civil parish of
Alcabideche, Cascais, Estoril, and São Domingos de Rana), there
424:. It is one of six civil parishes that comprise the municipality of Cascais, bordered on the south by the Atlantic Ocean, east by Carcavelos, north by São Domingos de Rana and in the west by Estoril. Apart from the road network, it is connected with other civil parishes by the
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are no similar signs of their presence in Parede. Although not explicit, there is an assumption that Roman forces used the extracted stone from the region, in many of their artefacts or buildings. Vidal de Caldas
Nogueira, in articles composed in 1957, suggest that:
368:"In the opinion of authoritative specialists, the walls that gave the name to the homonymic settlements, were from ruined castles, dismantled redoubts, and many times, hilltop rocks. It was probably from one of these old constructions, not likely
396:. At that time, it received administrative autonomy, bringing with it the places of Buzano, Junqueiro, Madorna, Murtal, Penedo and Rebelva. Its limits were established under Decree 39208, 14 May 1953.
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The places name is generally associated with the abundant rocks/boulders within the region, or the walled parcels, common until the growth of the urban settlement. Professor Diogo
Correia, in his book
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Santa Ana and the
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estuary. Parede is a community between the larger towns of Oeiras and
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Building of Correios, Telégrafos e Telefones (CTT) da Parede
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364:Toponímia do Concelho de Cascais
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297:Nossa Senhora da Assunção
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63:Location in Portugal
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541:Diário da República
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210:Population
79:38°41′36″N
619:Historial
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400:Geography
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258:UTC+01:00
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232:Time zone
202:Elevation
181:Disbanded
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386:Olissipo
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119:Portugal
673:Cascais
554:20 July
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406:Cascais
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358:History
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303:Website
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107:Country
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292:Patron
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