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Castelo Branco

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Castelo Branco

Capital of Castelo Branco district, and of Beira Baixa province, west-central Portugal; population (2001) 31,200. Castelo Branco has a wool industry and a trade in agricultural produce, cork, wine, and olive oil. There are Roman remains and the ruins of a castle of the Templars.

Castelo Branco

District of east-central Portugal; area 6,703 sq km/2,588 sq mi; population (1991) 214,700; capital Castelo Branco. It is mainly agricultural, and there is a wool industry.



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