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Seixal

Seixal · Porto Moniz

parish of Seixal, municipality of Porto Moniz, north coast of Madeira

32°48′18″ N17°06′24″ W Google Maps

Main article Seixal (parish) Entry on the parish of Seixal on the north coast of Madeira, discussing the origin and spelling of its name, its early history as part of Porto Moniz, its creation as a parish in 1553 and the stipend of its priests. It also lists its main localities and its population in 1921.

Parish on the north coast of Madeira, created in 1553 and part of the municipality of Porto Moniz; it was temporarily attached to São Vicente when Porto Moniz was suppressed. It has a quay and the Ponta do Buraco, and was damaged by the 1895 flood. The Elucidário records native plants growing there and names it as the birthplace of João de Azevedo.

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2Chronology

  1. A royal charter raised the parish of São Vicente to the status of a town and municipality, attaching northern localities such as Porto Moniz, Ponta Delgada and Seixal to it and further reducing the municipality of Machico.

  2. Joaquim Plácido Pereira was born in Seixal.

  3. A flood on 2 and 3 October damaged north-coast parishes of Madeira.

  4. The Junta Geral built the Seixal quay.

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