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São João (Abrantes)

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44: 113: 51: 280: 353:'s forces encircled the fort and settlement, but the Anglo-Portuguese troops and local inhabitants defended the parish, until he was forced to retire from Portugal to Spain. 557: 323:. He continued to expand the fort, building the detention block. With the aim of expanding the settlement, he extended its jurisdiction to include Punhete (today's 75: 499:), celebrated on the second week of June and which each year attract about 250,000 visitors, are the principal socio-cultural event of the parish. The religious 380:
on 8 August 1385, vowing to return and offer thanksgiving for success in battle. With victory achieved, he returned and had a rock sculpture of
283:. The population in 2011 was 1,699, in an area of 2.21 km². It was one of the three parishes that make up the urbanized area of the city. 622: 125: 307:. The grant was partly in aid of the residents, but entitled the King to nine-tenths of the catch. In 1179, Afonso Henriques granted a 300: 43: 568: 221: 405: 268: 137: 409: 529: 229: 130: 603: 368:, and the settlement was elevated to parish rank shortly after (in 1326). It was from this church that King 456: 401: 365: 320: 200: 276: 210: 445: 357: 291:
The origin of São João has its base in the early settlement of Abrantes, first documented in 1176.
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The parish is a circular administrative division located on the northern margin of the
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, Abrantes was an important military base, classified a
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in 1173. Three years later, he granted its fish channel to the Monastery of
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of the peninsula, the fort and parish were a staging point for Marshall
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Civil parish
São João is located in Portugal
39°27′27″N 8°11′39″W / 39.4575°N 8.1942°W / 39.4575; -8.1942
Portugal
Region
Centro
Municipality
Abrantes
Time zone
UTC±00:00
WET
DST
UTC+01:00
WEST
Postal code
Patron
São João Baptista
freguesia
municipality
Abrantes
Santarém District
Abrantes (São Vicente e São João) e Alferrarede
Afonso Henriques
castle
Order of Santiago de la Espada
Lorvão
foral
Afonso II
Denis
Elizabeth of Portugal

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