Ponta do Burgau

Ponta do Burgau is a point in , , . Ponta do Burgau is situated nearby to the neighborhood , as well as near .
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Places of Interest

Highlights include Fort of Almádena and Ruínas romanas da Boca do Rio.

Ruins
The or, also known as the Fort of the River Mouth, is located between the towns of Salema and , in the region of . It was constructed in 1632. Damaged by the 1755 earthquake, it was abandoned in 1849.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Salema and Burgau.

Neighborhood
Vila do Bispo is a town and municipality in 's . It includes the destinations of and .

Neighborhood
, located in the western region of the , under the municipality of , is a former fishing . Now living mainly on tourism, its most notable attraction is the small beach of Praia de , surrounded by cliffs that protect it from the frequent strong wind characteristic of Barlavento.

Village
is a village near in the in . In the English-speaking world its main claim to fame is the disappearance there, on 12 September 2004, of a local girl, eight-year-old Joana Cipriano, and the subsequent conviction of her mother and uncle for murder. is situated 4 km west of Ponta do Burgau.

Ponta do Burgau

Latitude
37.06667° or 37° 4′ north
Longitude
-8.8° or 8° 48′ west
Elevation
37 metres (121 feet)
Open location code
8C9H358X+MX
Geo­Names ID
2270622
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