Porto

• Representation in the Cortes — City of the 1820 liberal revolution.
• Levadas — Its district is the only one denser than Funchal's (304 per km²).
• Abreu (Francisco Jorge de) — City where he directed a newspaper and died.
• Noronha (Adolfo César de) — Seat of the Academia Politécnica where he took some courses.
• Teixeira (João Maneio) — City of the medical school where he trained and defended his thesis.
• Angústias (cemetery) — City where Cassiano Neves's pamphlet was published.
• Camacho (Jacinto Augusto) — City where he died.
• António Alfredo — City where António Alfredo was born and died.
• Ornelas (Baron of) — Seat of the medical school where he retook his examinations.
• Sport — City where Marítimo beat FC Porto in 1922.
• Funchalense Liberal (O) — City where the editor was hanged.
• Fire brigade — Home city of the instructor of the first firemen.
• Soares (Urbano Canuto) — City of the university where he taught.
• Surface area — Cited as one of the only areas of Portugal denser in population than Madeira.
• Ataíde (Dr Joaquim de Menezes e) — Birthplace of Ataíde.
• Zarco (João Gonçalves) — Proposed birthplace.
• Meneses (Dom João de) — City of which Meneses was governor.
• Vizetelly (Henry) — Named in the title of Vizetelly's book.
• Vieira de Castro (Henrique Augusto) — His birthplace.
• Constitution of 1821 (The) — City where the Liberal Revolution broke out on 24 August 1820.
• Ribeiro (Emanuel Vitorino) — Birthplace of Emanuel Ribeiro, where he later directed an industrial school.
• Magalhães (Dr José Alfredo Mendes de) — Seat of the Medical School where Magalhães taught.
• Aguardente (cane spirit) — City where a former minister gave a lecture calling Madeirans drunkards.
• Heredia (Councillor Francisco Correia) — He distinguished himself at the siege of Porto.
• Botelho (Sebastião Xavier) — City where the 1820 liberal revolution broke out.
• Special judicial commission of 1823 — City where the liberal revolution of 1820 broke out.
• Monteiro (Luís) — City where the liberal revolution broke out.
• Aguiar (Joaquim Nunes de) — He directed public works there.
• Almada (José António de) — City whose siege Almada took part in.
• Banks — Most shares of the Banco Commercial da Madeira were subscribed in Porto.
• Câmara Pestana (Dr Luís da) — City of the plague epidemic where he contracted the disease.
• Longing for the Homeland — City of the 1925 edition.
• Atouguia (Viscount of) — City of the liberal siege; he was later its civil governor and deputy.
• Ornelas (João Augusto de) — Place of publication of two of his novels.
• Teacher Training School — One of three cities whose normal schools survived the 1919 decree.
• Bettencourt (Nicolau Anastácio de) — City whose siege he fought in.
• Governing Junta of Madeira in 1847 — Seat of the revolutionary Junta Governativa do Porto.
• Heredia (António Correia) — Herédia directed its customs; seat of the 1847 provisional junta.
• Rego (Dr António Balbino do) — Rego completed his medical course at the Porto medical school.
• Sousa (Dr José de Barros e) — City of his appeal court post and death.

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