Setúbal District
The District of Setúbal, Distrito de Setúbal, is a district in Portugal, which originated from the traditional provinces of Estremadura and Baixo Alentejo. In the north limits of the District of Lisbon and Santarém District, in the east of the District of Évora, in the south and east of the District of Beja and west of the Atlantic Ocean to the district. Area: 5064 km ². 788 459 inhabitants ( 2001). Capital of the district is Setúbal. License plate for trailers: SE.
The District of Setúbal is divided into 13 counties ( municipios ):
- Alcácer do Sal
- Alcochete
- Almada
- Barreiro
- Grândola
- Moita
- Montijo
- Palmela
- Santiago do Cacém
- Seixal
- Sesimbra
- Setúbal
- Sines
In the current main division of the land is the district, according to the traditional province of division, divided in the north to the regions of Lisboa e Vale do Tejo and in the south to the region of Alentejo:
- Lisboa e Vale do Tejo Península de Setúbal Alcochete
- Almada
- Barreiro
- Moita
- Montijo
- Palmela
- Seixal
- Sesimbra
- Setúbal
- Alentejo Litoral Alcácer do Sal
- Grândola
- Santiago do Cacém
- Sines