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What regions were colonized by the Portugal by 1430?
Brazil and Uruguay were colonized by Portugal.
What land does Portugal own?
Mainland Portugal and the Autonomous Regions of Madeira and the Azores.
Is Portugal divided into provinces or regions or states and what is the name of each of these divisions?
Portugal is divided into regions. There are seven regions. Five are on the mainland. They are North, Central, Lisbon, Alentejo, and Algarve. The remaining two are the autonomous regions of the Azores and Madeira.
What is Portugal terrain and regions?
it is very mountainous and rocky.
Is there Swine Flu in Portugal?
there is swine flu in 5 regions of portugal! these are all confirmed cases! xxxx
Does Portugal have multiple regions?
Yes, three: the mainland and the autonomous regions of Madeira and Azores islands.
How many autonomous regions does Portugal have?
Two, Azores and Madeira.
Who did Portugal fight to gain control of spice growing regions?
Arabs
Do the people in Portugal terrace their hills?
Yes, in the Northern regions, to grow grapes for wine.
Can you hire a car in Portugal without showing my licence?
Well they may be operating in many regions but I know a firm which operates very well in the entire Portugal and provide best service of Car Hire in Portugal.
What are Portugal's tourist attractions?
There are a wide variety of tourist attractions in Portugal. Portugal is home to many World Heritage sites, including the historic manors of Lisbon. There are also many monasteries and convents, and even the prehistoric rock art in the caves of Coa valley. Portugal is also known for its wine regions and beautiful forests, not to mention its breathtaking coastal regions. For a better description of the many sites to see check out a website dedicated to Portugal's tourist trade.
What is a functional region for Portugal?
Mainland Portugal is presently divided into five main regions: Alentejo, Algarve, Central [Centro], Lisbon [Lisboa], and North [Norte]. These regions are administered by the Commissions for Coordination and Regional Development [Comissões de Cooperação e Desenvolvimento Regional]. The Lisbon Region is the wealthiest region in Portugal. It's responsible for over one-third of Portugal's gross domestic product [GDP].
