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Almada supports water connection from Castelo de Bode
Real EstateSetúbal

Almada supports water connection from Castelo de Bode

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 15:00

The municipality of Almada expressed support for the creation of a water connection from the Castelo de Bode dam. This infrastructure aims to guarantee water supply for the region in the future.

The municipality of Almada looks favorably on this initiative, considering it important to ensure water resources for future generations.

The connection to Castelo de Bode emerges as a solution to reinforce water supply security in the southern zone of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, where Almada is integrated.

Why this matters

The residents of Almada directly benefit from this water connection, which aims to guarantee long-term drinking water supply. The project emerges in response to the need to diversify water supply sources in the region, potentially avoiding future water restrictions. This infrastructure represents a significant investment for the local community.

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