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The Sea Retreats Hundreds of Meters and Returns a Few Hours Later: the Northeastern Capital with the Greatest Variation of the Tide of Brazil
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Not every urban beach changes twice a day. In São Luís, the capital of Maranhão, the sand that appears in the low tide disappears hours later, when the water returns to hit the walls of the shore. The city grew on an island surrounded by bays that function as funnel and push the sea to...
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