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Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal, is divided into five main areas, and each of these areas encompasses several parishes. Altogether, there are 24 parishes within the city of Lisbon. Each parish, or «freguesia» in Portuguese, has its own unique characteristics, history, and local governance.
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Which parishes exist in each of these Lisbon areas
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Which parishes exist in each of these Lisbon areas
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