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Caravela is the
northernmost island of the
Bissagos Islands of Guinea-Bissau, part of the
Sector of
Caravela,
which also
includes the
islands Carache,...
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Caravelas is a city of
about 20,000
inhabitants in
southern Bahia, Brazil, a few
miles above the
mouth of the
Caravelas River.
Caravelas was
founded in...
- The
caravel (Portuguese:
caravela, IPA: [kɐɾɐˈvɛlɐ]) is a
small maneuverable sailing ship used in the 15th
century by the
Portuguese to
explore along the...
- offs**** in
Panaji in Goa. The
casino is
located on a yacht, the M.V.
Caravela, anc****d in the
River Mandovi. The
casino vessel worth is 110 million...
- The
Caravelas River (Portuguese: Rio
Caravelas) is a
river that
enters the
Atlantic Ocean in the
south of the
state of Bahia, Brazil. The
community of...
- The square-rigged
caravel (Portuguese:
caravela redonda), was a
sailing ship
created by the
Portuguese in the
second half of the
fifteenth century. A much...
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Caravelas Airport (IATA: CRQ, ICAO: SBCV) is the
airport serving Caravelas, Brazil. The
airport was
inaugurated in the 1940s as a
military aerodrome and...
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could be
either square rigged and
lateen rigged (
Caravela Redonda) or only
lateen rigged (
Caravela Latina), as is
found in
earlier examples. The most...
- The
Portuguese man o' war (Physalia physalis), also
known as the man-of-war or bluebottle, is a
marine hydrozoan found in the
Atlantic Ocean and the Indian...
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considered caravelas de armada. This
means that they were
owned by the
state or emplo**** by
military commanders. A
variation was the
caravela de mexerguerira;...
