Bragança, Portugal

Property	Value
rdf:type	City in Portugal owl:NamedIndividual City with defensive walls Twin towns and sister city in France Twin towns and sister city in Spain Extreme temperature in Portugal Municipality of Bragança District
rdfs:label	Bragança, Portugal
owl:sameAs	dbr:Bragança,_Portugal
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skos:prefLabel	Bragança, Portugal
skos:altLabel	Bragança Braganza Braganca Brigantia Bragança, Portugal#History Bragança, Portugal#Transportation Vila de Bragança
clgo:country	Portugal
clgo:elevation	674.0
clgo:postalCode	5300
clgo:twinTown	León, Spain
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Bragança, Portugal Restriction onProperty=location hasValue=Bragança, Portugal
is clgo:birthPlace of	Mendo Alão Guerra Junqueiro Roberto Leal (singer) Danny Roxo Jacob de Castro Sarmento Armando Vara Isaac Orobio de Castro Hélder Esteves Marco Ferreira Isabel Meirelles Gilberto Gomes Eurico Carrapatoso Sarmento Rodrigues Jesualdo Ferreira Jorge Álvares Amândio Barreiras Tiago Valente Manuel Martins Manso Ricardo Vilela Rui Pires Manuel Quintão Meireles Edite Estrela António José Antunes Navarro, 1st Count of Lagoaça Maria Guardiola Altino Pinto de Magalhães André Dias (footballer, born 1992) Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva Francisco de Moraes Paulo Lino Paulo Lopes (footballer) João Geraldo Henrique Callado Arnaldo Pereira (futsal player) Rui Neves (footballer, born 1965) Eduardo Carvalho Luciano Cordeiro Pizzi (Portuguese footballer) Margarida Cordeiro Paulo Teixeira (footballer) António José Rafael Jorge Gomes (politician) Leonel Vieira Rodrigo Ferreira
is clgo:city of	Bragança Airport Pillory of Bragança
is clgo:deathPlace of	Mendo Alão
is clgo:ground of	GD Bragança
is clgo:locatedInArea of	Sierra de la Culebra
is clgo:location of	Bragança Football Association Our Lady Queen Cathedral, Bragança Igreja de Castro de Avelãs Old Cathedral of the Holy Name of Jesus, Bragança Basilica of the Holy Christ, Outeiro Cathedral of Miranda do Douro
is clgo:routeStart of	European route E802
is clgo:subdivision of	Bragança District Castro de Sacóias Alto Trás-os-Montes

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