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The Caldeira Comprida tuff ring in Caldeira Seca ( west-central Flores ) later, at about 2900 years ago, producing a lava flow that traveled towards the region of Fajã Grande.
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Caldeira and Comprida
Flores has several inactive volcanoes ; Caldeira Funda last erupted in 1200 BCE, and Caldeira Comprida in 950 BCE.
Situated on the plateau are four large crater lakes, Lagoa da Caldeira Funda ( Lake of the Deep Crater ), Lagoa da Caldeira Comprida ( Lake of the Long Crater ) and Lagoa da Caldeira Branca ( Lake of the White Crater ) which are full throughout the year, and the peat-covered Lagoa da Caldeira Seca ( Lake of the Dry Crater ) which only occasionally becomes flooded.
Caldeira and Seca
Caldeira Seca, one the seven polygenetic cones formed during the 36, 000 years of activity within the caldera
The last intra-calderan eruption occurred approximately 500 years A. D., resulting in the creation of the Caldeira Seca cone.
Caldeira and Flores
Initially, Lajes das Flores extended from Ribeira da Silva ( now part of the parish of Lomba ) to Fajã Grande ( which included the localities of Lajedo, Fajãzinha, Caldeira, Mosteiro, Fajã Grande and Fazenda ).
But by 1850, Mosteiro and Caldeira become their own parishes, and in 1861, Fajã Grande and Ponta Delgada das Flores, received the same privilege.
Caldeira and later
Caldeira showed the dirt-covered plate to Bocqueraz, then stowed the plate in the car to investigate later and then forgot about it.
Caldeira and at
De Lima attempted to defend his title at the 2007 Pan American Games, but he dropped out with muscular problems at the 37-kilometer mark – compatriot Franck Caldeira de Almeida went on to win the race.
The Romaria de Nossa Senhora de Carmo, which occurs annually in the Fajã dos Vimes ( July 16 ), and the Romaria de Santo Cristo in the Fajã da Caldeira de Santo Cristo, are popular processions where many faithful walk between religious sanctuaries, praying and in contemplation, usually stopping for mass at local churches.
* Hermitage of São João Baptista (), the chapel is located at a junction of the Estrada da Caldeira ( Largo Jaime Melo-Estrada da Ribeira Funda ) in the foothills of the central caldera, an access that islanders traditionally used for pilgrimages () to the caldera on the feast day of John the Baptist ( 24 June ).
Meanwhile, the following day ( 24 June ) is a municipal holiday ( island-wide ), that includes a mid-day eucharistic celebration at the hermitage of São João ( along the intersection of the Estrada Regional E. R. 1-2ª and Rua da Caldeira, midway towards the summit of the caldera ).
The north is a succession of tiny fajãs at the bottom of ravines that are hundreds of metres deep ; the outstanding ones are those of Caldeira de Santo Cristo with an underwater cave and a lake which is the only source of cockles in the Azores, Cubres ( also with a crystalline lake ) and Ouvidor.
After Urbano Caldeira died on March 12, 1933, Ricardo Pinto de Oliveira, one of the club board members at that time, wanted to pay homage to Caldeira by naming the stadium after him.
One match of the 1949 South American Championship was played at the Estádio Urbano Caldeira:
* Estádio Urbano Caldeira at www. santosfc. com. br
* Estádio Urbano Caldeira at Sempre Peixe, the official club encyclopedia
* Estádio Urbano Caldeira at Wikia
Caldeira and years
It is area of young rock ( less than 10. 000 years ), overlying the older pyroclasts of the Caldeira Formation, and includes two historical eruptions ( the 1672 Cabeço do Fogo and 1957 Capelinhos eruptions ).
Caldeira and region
The tallest points on the island, Pico Alto ( 590 m ), Cavacas ( 491 m ) and Caldeira ( 481 m ) are located in this region, which includes the parishes of Santa Bárbara and Santo Espírito, the more rural and agricultural lands on the island.
Caldeira and Fajã
Clam dishes are fairly unique to São Jorge, being the only location in the archipelago where clams are discovered ( usually in the Fajã da Caldeira de Santo Cristo ).
Since 1616 it was the religious center of the parish of the Fajãs, a Catholic organ whose principal patron was Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, that included Ponta, Fajã Grande, Caldeira and Mosteiro.
Caldeira and .
* January 12 – The city of Belém, Brazil is founded on the Amazon River delta by the Portuguese captain Francisco Caldeira Castelo Branco, who had previously taken the city of São Luís in Maranhão from the French.
On the northern bank of Espírito Santo Estuary of Delagoa Bay, an inlet of the Indian Ocean, Lourenço Marques was named after the Portuguese navigator who, with a companion ( António Caldeira ), was sent in 1544 by the governor of Mozambique on a voyage of exploration.
In January 1616, the Portuguese captain, Francisco Caldeira Castelo Branco began the occupation of the land, founding the Fort of the Nativity, nucleus of the future state capital.
* Santos Pereira, João ; Bugalho, Miguel Nuno ; Caldeira, Maria da Conceição, 2008.
The Court is composed of one member from each EU member state and its current president ( as of 2008 ) is Vítor Manuel da Silva Caldeira.
At present the President is Vítor Manuel da Silva Caldeira ( of Portugal ), elected in 2007.
Soloists: l. Gomes, J. Nogueira, F. Caldeira, C. Figueiredo
His imitators, Mendes Leal and Pinheiro Chagas, fell victims to ultra-Romanticism, but Fernando Caldeira and Gervasio Lobato wrote lifelike and witty comedies and recently the regional pieces of D. João da Camara have won success, even outside Portugal.
Of his early life details are brief: Arriaga was born to an aristocratic family ; son of Sebastião José de Arriaga Brum da Silveira ( c. 1810 – Setúbal, 18 October 1881 ) and his wife, whom he married on 24 December 1834, Maria Cristina Pardal Ramos Caldeira ( c. 1815 – ?).
Sporting's tetra-championship, the first in Portuguese football, began in the 1950 – 51 season with players: Mário Wilson, Juca, Jesus Correia, Manuel Passos, Juvenal, Manuel Vasques, Galileu, Veríssimo, José Travassos, Martins, Tormenta, Carlos Gomes, Leandro, Manuel Caldeira, Armando Barros, Carlos Canário, César Nascimento, Anacleto, Manuel Marques, Pacheco Nobre, Mateus, and Pacheco.
The parish occupies the extreme southeast, along a long valley which separates the Caldeira massif from the rest of the island.
Comprida and Seca
The parish is located on the west coast of the Flores, south of the Fajã Grande, and extends through an irregular plain that includes four crater-lakes: Lagoa Funda ( Deep Lake, which is 108 meters deep ), Lagoa Comprida ( Long Lake ), Lagoa Branca ( White Lake ), and Lagoa Seca ( Dry Lake ).
Comprida and at
Água Comprida is located at an elevation of 543 meters, 46 km.
Comprida and region
231, that connects directly to the region of the Serra da Estrela by way of E. N. 338 ( which was completed in 2006 ), or through the E. N. 339, a 9. 2 kilometre access that transits some of the main elevations ( 960 metres near Portela do Arão or Portela de Loriga, and 1650 metres around the Lagoa Comprida ).
Comprida and Grande
The Grande is interrupted by several dams and reservoirs ; in the upper Grande the river forms Furnas Dam, then Peixotos Dam, and downstream, Água Comprida Dam and Água Vermelha Dam.
Comprida and .
* in Serra da Estrela, the Comprida Lagoon ( Lagoa Comprida ) and the Escura Lagoon ( Lagoa Escura ) were formed from ancient glaciers.
Image: Paraty-ilhacomprida. jpg | Saveiro in Ilha Comprida
Ilha Comprida is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.
Água Comprida is a Brazilian municipality located in the west of the state of Minas Gerais.
* Prefeitura de Água Comprida A well-organized site for such a small town with a lot of photos and statistics.
Uberaba is also a statistical micro-region including 07 municipalities: Água Comprida, Campo Florido, Conceição das Alagoas, Conquista, Delta, Uberaba, and Veríssimo.
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