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Estreito

historical fort, Brazil
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  • Porto Alegre
    Rio Grande

    …1737 a Portuguese fort called Estreito was built nearby. In 1745 its garrison and settlement were moved to the present site, which became a town in 1751 with the name of São Pedro do Rio Grande do Sul; it received city status in 1835. It was the capital of a…

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    …1737 a Portuguese fort called Estreito was built nearby. In 1745 its garrison and settlement were moved to the present site, which became a town in 1751 with the name of São Pedro do Rio Grande do Sul; it received city status in 1835. It was the capital of a…

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