Santa Margarida da Serra

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Template: Infobox city in Portugal / maintenance / management location is empty Template: Infobox city in Portugal / Maintenance / Web page is blank Santa Margarida da Serra is a Portuguese parish in the district Freguesia Grândola, with an area of 52.4 km ² and 177 inhabitants (as June 30, 2011 ). This corresponds to a population density of 3.4 inhabitants per km ².

Santa Margarida da Serra is located in the mountains of the Serra de Grândola and is about 6 km from the district capital Grândola away. The village living from agriculture and Korkabbau in the vast forests of the Serra de Grândola of which it is surrounded, as well as agriculture.

Pego da Moura

The dam of Pego da da Moura called or Pego Mina is located in the district of Grândola on the National Road 120, Grândola with Santiago do Cacém connects just behind the Santa Margarida da Serra in the direction Grândola.

The dam was constructed by the Romans and was only discovered in the 20th century and 1996, classified accordingly. The dam consists of three walls and six barriers which block a difference in height of 3 meters.