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Penedono
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Penedono () is a municipality in the northern district of Viseu in Portugal. The population in 2011 was 2,952, in an area of 133.71 km2.
Key facts
- Portuguese subdivision.type
- municipality
- Portuguese subdivision.image_flag
- Pt-pnd1.png
- Portuguese subdivision.flag_border
- no
- Portuguese subdivision.image_shield
- PND.png
- Portuguese subdivision.image_skyline
- Penedono 1.jpg
- Portuguese subdivision.image_caption
- View from the Castle of Penedono
- Portuguese subdivision.map_caption
- Interactive map of Penedono
- Portuguese subdivision.region
- Norte
- Portuguese subdivision.CIM
- Douro
- Portuguese subdivision.district
- Viseu
- Portuguese subdivision.parishes
- 7
- Portuguese subdivision.leader_name
- António Carlos Saraiva Esteves de Carvalho
- Portuguese subdivision.elevation
- 901
- Portuguese subdivision.area_total
- 133.71
- Portuguese subdivision.population_as_of
- 2011
- Portuguese subdivision.population_total
- 2,952
- Portuguese subdivision.patron
- São Pedro
- Portuguese subdivision.postal_code
- 3630
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Wikidata facts
- Population
- 2952
- Area
- 133.71
- Official website
- www.cm-penedono.pt
- Image
- Castelo de Penedono.jpg
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- Commons category
- Penedono
- postal code
- 3630
- email address
- mailto:[email protected]
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Penedono () is a municipality in the northern district of Viseu in Portugal. The population in 2011 was 2,952, in an area of 133.71 km2.
==History== 235px|left|thumb|An example of a funerary temple from the Neolithic period in Lameira de Cima thumb|235px|left|The municipal pillory and medieval Castle of Penedono The Dolmen culture reached the regions of Penedono during antiquity. The area of Antas, for example, was primarily constructed on the religious-funerary monumental dolmen that was constructed during the Neolithic. In the flanks of the mountains these tribes established castros that were later appropriated by Roman garrisons to support their positions in the lands. They also constructed new roads that intersect the hills, discovering gold and silver deposits, in addition to precious metals, which they exported back to Rome.
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