Year1930
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1930
The 1930 census gave the Madeira archipelago about 211,000 inhabitants in fifty parishes, an 18% rise in ten years, with a density of 270.3 inhabitants per km².
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1930
The 1930 census gave Porto Santo an area of 42.17 km².
Porto Santo (population, surface area and geographical position of the island)
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1930
The 1930 census recorded 10,114 inhabitants in the parish of Machico.
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1930
Death of João Ernesto Blandy.
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1930
A Portuguese translation of Padre Manuel Constantino's Insulae Materiae Historia, sponsored by Henrique Hinton, was published in Funchal.
Constantino (Father Manuel)Landi (Count Giulio de) Harry (Henrique) Hinton
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1930
Manuel da Costa Dias died in Lisbon as a major of Military Administration.
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1930
João Cabral do Nascimento published «Genealogia da Familia Medina da Ilha da Madeira».
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1930–1932
Wind direction and intensity were observed systematically at Ponta de São Lourenço from 1930 to 1932.
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17 January 1930
The Misericórdia of Funchal was authorised to borrow 500 contos from the Caixa Geral dos Depósitos for the Marmeleiros hospital.
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March 1930–April 1930
The Diário de Notícias of Funchal published Alberto Artur Sarmento's series 'Ingleses na Madeira'.
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4 March 1930
A landslide near the mouth of the Ribeira do Vigário, Câmara de Lobos, forced the sea into the ravine and the backwash killed about twenty people.
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April 1930–March 1931
239 concrete blocks were made to reinforce the Pontinha breakwater at Funchal harbour.
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22 June 1930
The first Funchal–Porto inter-city football match was played in Porto, Funchal losing 1–3.
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September 1930
A small monument with an image of Nossa Senhora das Graças was inaugurated above Praia da Lapa on Deserta Grande.
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12 October 1930
The Visconde de Cacongo's chapel at Quinta da Choupana was blessed.
Immaculate Conception (chapels) Rodrigues Leitão, Visconde de Cacongo Quinta da Choupana
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12 October 1930
The Diário da Madeira published a biographical article on Manuel da Costa Dias.
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30 October 1930
The tender for the extension of Funchal's city quay closed and was awarded to a Dutch harbour-works firm.
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November 1930
The first patients were transferred to the new hospital at Marmeleiros.
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November 1930
José Maria de Gouveia died in Lisbon.
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9 November 1930
Pedro José Lomelino died while travelling from Lisbon to Madeira.
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December 1930
Dr José de Barros e Sousa died in Porto.
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14 December 1930
Aires de Ornelas de Vasconcelos died in Lisbon.
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28 December 1930
Francisco Mendes Gonçalves died in Buenos Aires.
Gonçalves (Francisco Mendes) Francisco Mendes Gonçalves Buenos Aires