Miragaia (Porto)
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| Municipality | Porto | |||
| Area | 0.49 km² | |||
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2,810 (2001) 5,734/km² |
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Miragaia (pron. IPA: [miɾɐ'gaiɐ]) is a Portuguese parish of the municipality of Porto. It is 0.49 km² in area with 2,810 inhabitants as of 2001.
Local landmarks include Santo António Hospital, the ancient city walls of Porto, built by Ferdinand I and several palaces and churches.
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| Aldoar | Bonfim | Campanhã | Cedofeita | Foz do Douro | Lordelo do Ouro | Massarelos Miragaia | Nevogilde | Paranhos | Ramalde | São Nicolau | Santo Ildefonso | Sé | Vitória |
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