Vale de Cambra

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Vale de Cambra
[[Image:{{{image_flag}}}|140px|Flag of Vale de Cambra]]
Municipal flag
Coat of arms of Vale de Cambra
Municipal coat of arms
Location of Vale de Cambra
Location  
 - Country Portugal  
 - Region Norte
 - Subregion Entre Douro e Vouga
 - District or A.R. Aveiro
Mayor José Bastos Silva
 - Party PSD
Area 146.5 km²
Population
 - Total 24,732
 - Density 169/km²
No. of parishes 9
Coordinates 40º51'N 8º24'W
Municipal holiday Saint Anthony
June 13
Website: http://www.cm-vale-cambra.pt

Vale de Cambra (pron. IPA: ['val(ɨ) dɨ 'kɐ̃bɾɐ]) is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 146.5 km² and a total population of 24,732 inhabitants, and 21,440 electors (2006).

The municipality is composed of 9 parishes, and is located in the District of Aveiro.

The present Mayor is José António Bastos da Silva, elected by the Social Democratic Party.

The municipal holiday is the second June 13.

[edit] Parishes

  • Arões
  • Cepelos
  • Codal
  • Junqueira
  • Macieira de Cambra
  • Roge
  • São Pedro de Castelões
  • Vila Chã
  • Vila Cova de Perrinho

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Municipalities of the District of Aveiro
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Águeda | Albergaria-a-Velha | Anadia | Arouca | Aveiro | Castelo de Paiva | Espinho | Estarreja | Ílhavo | Mealhada | Murtosa
Oliveira de Azeméis | Oliveira do Bairro | Ovar | Santa Maria da Feira | São João da Madeira | Sever do Vouga | Vagos | Vale de Cambra