Timeline of Beira, Mozambique

The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Beira, Mozambique.

19th century

1920 - Gorongosa Hunting Reserve created in vicinity of Beira.
1924 - Clube Ferroviário da Beira (football club) formed.
1925 - Catholic Our Lady of the Rosary church built.
1940 - Roman Catholic diocese of Beira established.[3]
1941 - Beira becomes part of Portuguese East Africa.[1]
1943 - Atlético Desportivo Moma, Estrella Beira, and GD da Companhia Têxtil do Punguè football clubs formed.
1946 - City expansion plan created by José Porto and Ribeiro Alegre.[4]
1952 - Beira Airport opens.
1954 - Grande Hotel Beira and Cine-Teatro São Jorge (cinema)[5] in business.
1955 - Liceu Pêro de Anaia (school) established.
1965 - Estação Ferroviária da Beira (railway station) and Associação Comercial building constructed.[5]
1970 - Population: 113,770.
1975 - Beira becomes part of newly independent Mozambique.[1]
1980 - Population: 230,744.
1988 - September: Catholic pope visits city.
1997 - Population: 412,588.
1998 - Chivavice Muchangage becomes mayor.
2000
- February: Cyclone Leon–Eline occurs.
- February-March: 2000 Mozambique flood occurs.

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This article incorporates information from the Portuguese Wikipedia and German Wikipedia.

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