caldelas造句

• Gelm韗ez granted Ponte Caldelas privileges and franchises.
• In the past Ponte Caldelas belonged half to Tuy and half to the former province of Santiago.
• For this author the modern Caldelas is built upon the site of the ancient city of the same name.
• Castro Caldelas is divided into 16 areas and 86 entities of population, with a population of 1, 769 ( INE 2005 ).
• The introduction of metallurgy ( 4, 000 BC ) left testimonies like the helmet of bronze Caldelas axes ( now in the Tudense Diocesan Museum ) or engravings of Randufe.
• The neighboring municipalities are Cotobade to the northwest, to the west Ponte Caldelas, Fornelos de Montes to the south, to the northeast Forcarei, and to the east Beariz, in the province of Ourense.
• The " Foro do bo burgo do Castro Caldelas " was granted by Alfonso IX of Le髇 to the town of Burgo, in Castro Caldelas, after the model of the constitutions of the town of Allariz.
• The " Foro do bo burgo do Castro Caldelas " was granted by Alfonso IX of Le髇 to the town of Burgo, in Castro Caldelas, after the model of the constitutions of the town of Allariz.
• The parish includes the following villages : Caldelas, Cani鏰l, Carvalhal Grande, Carvalhal Pequeno, Cem Soldos, Charneca do Maxial, Madalena, Maxial, Pa鏾 da Comenda, Porto da Lage, Porto Mendo and S鉶 Miguel.
• To the north it borders the municipalities of Barro, Mora馻 and Campo Lameiro; to the east, Cotobade and Ponte Caldelas; to the south, Soutomaior, Vilaboa and Mar韓, and to the west, Poio and the ria, leading to the Atlantic Ocean.
• The roadway had its origins in Braga, crossing the C醰ado River over the " port bridge " in the direction of Amares ( where a shelter existed ), bisecting at the path to Geira, to the east, or to north, passing the River Homen at the bridge of Caldelas / Rodas in the direction of Ponte da Barca.
• 'La Parroquia de Gibraltar en San Roque ( documentos 1462-1853 )'( Rafael Caldelas L髉ez ) " " Is a book about the parish of San Roque " " ( WCM ) " " It is a book about the " parish of Gibraltar " in San Roque, and talks-among other things-about the transition of the'spiritual'government ( sic ) of Gibraltar to San Roque " " ( Imalbornoz ).