Portinho da Arrábida, Statistical zone in Setúbal, Portugal.
Portinho da Arrábida is a statistical zone in Setúbal covering the area where the Sado River meets the Atlantic. The territory encompasses both coastal settlements and inland slopes within the boundaries of a protected natural region.
The zone was established as a statistical boundary during Portugal's administrative restructuring in recent decades. This division allowed authorities to track population and economic data for an area combining coastal communities with conservation lands.
This statistical region encompasses territories where local fishermen maintain traditional fishing methods while adapting to modern data collection requirements.
You can enter this area through mountain roads that link the various settlements within the zone. Weekend traffic restrictions apply to some routes, so plan your driving accordingly if you visit during those times.
The statistical territory combines urban and natural elements, allowing researchers to analyze population patterns within the Arrábida Natural Park boundaries.
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