Sado River

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The Sado River is a major river in southwestern Portugal that flows through the Alentejo region to the Atlantic Ocean near Setúbal, known for its estuary, wetlands, and resident dolphin population.

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Sado River canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
country Portugal
drainageBasinCountry Portugal
flowsDirection north–south then west
flowsInto Atlantic Ocean
flowsThroughRegion Alentejo
hasEconomicActivity aquaculture
rice cultivation
salt pans
hasEcosystemType estuarine ecosystem
wetland ecosystem
hasEstuary Sado Estuary
linked to: Sado River estuary
hasHabitatType mudflats
salt marshes
sandbanks
hasHumanSettlementAlong Alcácer do Sal
Grândola
Setúbal
hasLocalName Rio Sado
linked to: Rio Sorraia
hasNearbyProtectedArea Arrábida Natural Park
hasPort Port of Setúbal
hasProtectedArea Sado Estuary Nature Reserve
hasRecreation birdwatching
boat tours
dolphin watching
hasTributary Marateca River
Xarrama River
hasWildlife bottlenose dolphins
migratory birds
knownFor estuary
resident dolphin population
wetlands
languageOfToponym Portuguese
locatedIn southwestern Portugal
locatedOnContinent Europe
mouthLocatedAt Setúbal
nearCity Alcácer do Sal
Grândola
Setúbal
partOf Sado River Basin
linked to: Sado River basin
region Alentejo
Setúbal District
usedFor fishing
irrigation
navigation
salt production
tourism

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Santiago do Cacém locatedNear Sado River
Grândola locatedNear Sado River
Setúbal riverMouthOf Sado River
Sado River area hasPart Sado River
Sado River area riverMouthOf Sado River
Sado River estuary mouthOf Sado River
Ermidas-Sado near Sado River
Alcácer do Sal locatedOnRiver Sado River