Alto Alentejo Province

For current Portuguese statistical subregion, see Alto Alentejo (subregion).

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Alto Alentejo
—  Province  —
Location of Alto Alentejo in Portugal in 1936.
Country	Portugal
Seat	Évora

Alto Alentejo was a Portuguese province. It was abolished with the Constitution of 1976.

Municipalities

• Alandroal
• Alter do Chão
• Arraiolos
• Arronches
• Avis
• Borba
• Campo Maior
• Castelo de Vide
• Crato
• Elvas
• Estremoz
• Évora
• Fronteira
• Gavião
• Marvão
• Monforte
• Montemor-o-Novo
• Mora
• Mourão
• Nisa
• Olivença (only de jure)
• Portalegre
• Portel
• Redondo
• Reguengos de Monsaraz
• Sousel
• Viana do Alentejo
• Vila Viçosa

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