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For the Swiss municipality, see Guarda GR
Guarda
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Municipal coat of arms
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Location  
 - Country Portugal  
 - Region Centro
 - Subregion Beira Interior Norte
 - District or A.R. Guarda
Mayor Joaquim Valente
 - Party PS
Area 712.1 km²
Population
 - Total 44,149
 - Density 62/km²
No. of parishes 55
Coordinates 40º32'N 7º20'W
Municipal holiday
November 27
Website: http://www.mun-guarda.pt

Guarda (pron. IPA: ['gwaɾdɐ]) is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 712.1 km² and a total population of 44,149 inhabitants.

Guarda was founded in 1199 by the second king of Portugal, Sancho I.

The municipality is composed of 55 parishes, and is located in the District of Guarda.

The main attraction of Guarda is his cathedral, known by Sé da Guarda.

The present mayor is Joaquim Valente, elected by the Socialist Party. The former mayor was Maria do Carmo Pires Almeida Borges.

The municipal holiday is November 27.

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Municipalities of the District of Guarda
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Aguiar da Beira | Almeida | Celorico da Beira | Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo | Fornos de Algodres | Gouveia
Guarda | Manteigas | Mêda | Pinhel | Sabugal | Seia | Trancoso | Vila Nova de Foz Côa
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