Silves
Silves is a city in the Algarve. It was the capital of the nominal Kingdom of the Algarve and is of great historical importance.
- Locality with about 37,100 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 30 metres (110 feet)
- Description: municipality in Portugal
- Also known as“Silves Municipality”“Silves, Portugal”
- Neighbors
- Category: municipality of Portugal
- Location
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Latitude
37.2242° or 37° 13′ 27″ north
Longitude
-8.4418° or 8° 26′ 31″ west
Open location code
8C9H6HF5+M7
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Welsh—“Silves” goes by many names.
سيلفسArabic
شلبArabic
SilvesAsturian
SilvesBasque
Silves (Portugal)Basque
সিইভেসBishnupriya
SilvesBreton
SilvesCatalan
XilbCatalan
SilvesCebuano
Silves (parokya)Cebuano
СилвишChechen
錫爾維什Chinese
锡尔维什Chinese
SilvesDanish
SilvesDutch
Silves (Portugal)Dutch
SilvesEsperanto
SilvesFinnish
SilvesGalician
სილვეშიGeorgian
סילבס, פורטוגלHebrew
SilvesHungarian
SilvesIrish
SilvesItalian
シルヴェスJapanese
실베스Korean
SilvesLadino
SilvesLombard
Silves (Portogall)Lombard
Perbandaran SilvesMalay
Perbandaran Silves, PortugalMalay
سیلوس مونیسیپالیتی، پرتغالMazanderani
SilvesMin Nan Chinese
SilvesNorwegian
SilvesNorwegian Bokmål
SilvesNorwegian Nynorsk
Silves, PortugalNovial
SilvesOccitan (post 1500)
СилвишOssetian
سیلوسPersian
سیلوس مونیسیپالیتی، پرتغالPersian
SilvesPolish
SilvesRomanian
СилвешRussian
СилвишRussian
SilvesScots
Silves, PortugalScots
SilvesSerbian
СилвесSerbian
Silves, PortugalSerbo-Croatian
SilvesSlovenian
SilvesSwedish
СилвишTatar
ซิลวึชThai
SilvesTurkish
СілвешUkrainian
سلویز، پرتگالUrdu
Silves, Bồ Đào NhaVietnamese
SilvesVolapük
Silves (munisipyo)Waray (Philippines)
Silves MunicipalityWaray (Philippines)
Silves, PortugalWaray (Philippines)
SilvesWelsh
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