Portimão topographic map
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Portimão
The geographical distribution of the altitude and relief of the municipality of Portimão generically follow the three types of territory present in the Barlavento: the coastal region, the Barrocal (a region between the coastal region and the mountains) and the mountains up north. Each one with their own geological, morphological and pedagogical characteristics.
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Name: Portimão topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Portimão, Faro, Portugal (37.10842 -8.68466 37.27992 -8.48520)
Average elevation: 67 m
Minimum elevation: -8 m
Maximum elevation: 332 m
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