Odeceixe

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Coordinates: 37°25′56.17″N 8°46′15.97″W / 37.4322694°N 8.7711028°W / 37.4322694; -8.7711028
Odeceixa
Civil Parish (Freguesia)
The village of Odeceixe.
Coat of arms
Official name: Freguesia de Odeceixe
Country  Portugal
Region Algarve
Subregion Algarve
District Faro
Municipality Aljezur
Center Odeceixe
 - coordinates 37°25′56.17″N 8°46′15.97″W / 37.4322694°N 8.7711028°W / 37.4322694; -8.7711028
Lowest point Sea level
 - location Atlantic Ocean, Odeceixe, Aljezur
 - elevation 0 m (0 ft)
Area 42.06 km2 (16 sq mi)
Population 927 (2001)
LAU Freguesia/Junta Freguesia
 - location Largo do Povo, Odeceixe, Aljezur
President Junta Fernando Manuel Costa Rosa
President Assembleia Francisco Fernandes de Oliveira Cavaco
Timezone WET (UTC0)
 - summer (DST) WEST (UTC+1)
ISO 3166-2 code PT-
Area Code & Prefix (+351) XXX XX XX XX
Code 8670-320
Patron Saint Nossa Senhora da Piedade
Parish Address Largo do Povo
8670-320
Wikimedia Commons: Odeceixe
Statistics: Instituto Nacional de Estatística[1]
Website: http://www.jf-odeceixe.pt
Geographic detail from CAOP (2010)[2] produced by Instituto Geográfico Português (IGP)

Odeceixe is a civil parish in the northern part of the municipality Aljezur, in the Portuguese Algarve, lying within the Nature Park of the Southwest Alentejo and Vincentine Coast.

Geography

The parish of Odeceixe is situated on the steeply inclined topography that divides the Algrave and Alentejo regions; the south bank of the Ribeira de Seixe which runs through this parish is the dividing line for this frontier.

The parish includes Praia do Odeceixe at the mouth of the Ribera de Seixe. This has one of the few official naturist beaches in Portugal.

The parish is bordered in the north by São Teotónio, east by Marmelete and south by Rogil, while to the west is the Atlantic Ocean.

References

  1. INE, ed. (2010), Censos 2011 - Resultadas Preliminares [2011 Census - Preliminary Results] (in Portuguese), Lisbon, Portugal: Instituto Nacional de Estatística, retrieved 1 January 2012 
  2. IGP, ed. (2010), Carta Administrativa Oficial de Portugal (in Portuguese), Lisbon, Portugal: Instituto Geográfico Português, retrieved 1 July 2011 
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