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Trofa (Portuguese pronunciation: [
ˈtɾɔfɐ] ) is a city and a muni****lity in the
north of the
Porto metropolitan area in Portugal, 18
kilometres (11 mi)...
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Duarte de
Lemos (c. 1480 – 27 June 1558), 3rd Lord of
Trofa, was a 16th
century Portuguese nobleman,
soldier and donatary. In Brazil, he was Lord of the...
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commonly known as Trofense, is a
Portuguese football club
based in
Trofa, Portugal.
Founded in 1930, it
plays in Liga 3,
holding home
games at Estádio...
- The
freguesias (civil parishes) of
Portugal are
listed in by muni****lity
according to the
following format:
concelho freguesias Ázere
Candosa Carapinha...
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changed throughout the years,
especially in 1998, when the
nearby city of
Trofa created its own muni****lity,
taking some of
Santo Tirso's
towns with it...
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Trofa, O. Notícias da (31
December 2023). "A
linha de Guimarães "nasceu" na
Trofa há 140 anos" [The Guimarães line was "born" in
Trofa 140 years...
- Nova, o empresário dono da
Tiffosi e da
Trofa Saúde" [António Vila Nova, the
businessman who owns
Tiffosi and
Trofa Saúde] (in Portuguese).
Forbes Portugal...
- Guimarães and Fafe;
closed in 2001
between ISMAI and
Trofa;
converted to
Iberian gauge between Trofa and Guimarães in 2004;
converted to
Porto Metro between...
- is a
pharmaceutical company headquartered in São
Mamede do Coronado, in
Trofa,
Porto district, Portugal. It was
founded in 1924,
being among the largest...
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Martim da Maia (1350–1434) was a
Portuguese nobleman, 1st Lord of
Trofa in the
Kingdom of Portugal. His wife was Ana de Lançós,
daughter of Florença de...
