- The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands 800 miles out to sea, making them nearly as close to New York as they are to mainland Portugal.
- The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands 800 miles out to sea, making them nearly as close to New York as they are to mainland Portugal.
- The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands 800 miles out to sea, making them nearly as close to New York as they are to mainland Portugal.
- The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands 800 miles out to sea, making them nearly as close to New York as they are to mainland Portugal.
- In the Azores archipelago, there was a movement to secede from Portugal and join the United States in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
- The Azores Archipelago (a Portuguese Autonomous Region) is located in the North Atlantic at the distance of 1,815 km from the Mainland Portugal, and is...
- The Azores. An archipelago of nine green, mysterious volcanic islands that lie straddling the mid-Atlantic ridge, around 2000 miles east of NY City and 950 miles...
- English: The Azores are a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, about 1,500 km from Lisbon and about 3,900 km from the east coast of North America. Português: Açores.
- The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands 800 miles out to sea, making them nearly as close to New York as they are to mainland Portugal.
- The Portuguese Autonomous Region of Azores is a set of 9-island archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, located 1 450 km from mainland Portugal.