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Paul do Boquilobo is a significant freshwater marshland located in central Portugal where the Almonda River meets the Tagus River. Designated as Portugal's first Ramsar site in 1980 and later as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the wetland spans approximately 2,540 acres of seasonally flooded terrain. Th...
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Forte de São Julião da Barra is a large coastal fortification at the mouth of the Tagus River in Oeiras, west of Lisbon, Portugal. Construction began in the sixteenth century as part of the defences protecting Lisbon and its harbor approaches, and the complex was expanded and adapted over time. Its...
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