Torre de Moncorvo
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| Location | ||||||
| - Country |  Portugal |
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| - Region | Norte | |||||
| - Subregion | Douro | |||||
| - District or A.R. | Bragança | |||||
| Mayor | Fernando Ferreira | |||||
| - Party | PS | |||||
| Area | 531.6 km² | |||||
| Population | ||||||
| - Total | 9,408 | |||||
| - Density | 18/km² | |||||
| No. of parishes | 17 | |||||
| Coordinates | 41º12'N 7º08'W | |||||
| Municipal holiday | March 19 |
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| Website: http://www.cm-moncorvo.pt | ||||||
Torre de Moncorvo (pron. IPA: ['toʁ(ɨ) dɨ mõ'koɾvu]) is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 531.6 km² and a total population of 9,408 inhabitants.
The municipality is composed of 17 parishes and is located in the district of Bragança.
The present mayor is Fernando Aires Ferreira, elected by the Socialist Party.
The municipal holiday is March 19.
[edit] Parishes
- Açoreira
- Adeganha
- Cabeça Boa
- Cardanha
- Carviçais
- Castedo
- Felgar
- Felgueiras
- Horta da Vilariça
- Larinho
- Lousa
- Maçores
- Mós
- Peredo dos Castelhanos
- Souto da Velha
- Torre de Moncorvo
- Urrós
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