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. The list encompass the period from 1415 until 1995.

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Portuguese Captains-general

*1415–1424: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Viana *1424–1425:

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*1425–1430: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1430–1434: Duarte de Meneses, conde de Viana (interim) *1434–1437: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1437–1438: Duarte de Meneses, conde de Viana (interim) *1438–1445: Fernão de Noronha, conde de Vila Real *1445–1447: António Pacheco (interim) *1447–1448: Fernão de Portugal, duque de Bragança *1448: António Pacheco (interim) *1448–1450: Fernão de Portugal, duque de Bragança *1450–1460: Sancho de Noronha, conde de Odemira *1461–1462: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1462–1463: Pedro de Albuquerque (interim) *1463–1464: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1464–1479: João Rodrigues de Vasconcelos Ribeiro *1479–1481: Rui Mendes de Vasconcelos Ribeiro *1481–1487: João de Noronha, senhor de Sortelha *1487–1491: António de Noronha, conde de Linhares *1491–1509: Fernão de Meneses, conde de Alcoutim *1509–1512: Pedro Barbo Alardo *1512–1517: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Alcoutim *1518–1519: João da Silva, conde de Portalegre *1519–1521: Gomes da Silva de Vasconcelos *1522–1524: João de Noronha *1524–1525: Pedro de Meneses, conde de Alcoutim *1525–1529: Gomes da Silva de Vasconcelos *1529–1539: Nunho Álvares Pereira de Noronha *1540–1549: Afonso de Noronha *1549: Antão de Noronha *1549–1550: Martim Correia da Silva *1550–1553: Pedro de Meneses *1553: Pedro da Cunha *1553: João Rodriges Pereira *1553–1555: Martim Correia da Silva *1555–1557: Jorge Vieira *1557–1562: Fernão de Meneses *1562–1563: Miguel de Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1563–1564: Fernão de Meneses *1564–1565: Pedro da Cunha *1566–1567:

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*1567–1574: Manuel de Meneses e Noronha, duque de Vila Real *1574–1577: Diogo Lopes da França *1577–1578: Manuel de Meneses e Noronha, duque de Vila Real *1578–1580: Dionísio Pereira *1580–1586: Jorge Pessanha *1586–1591: Gil Annes da Costa *1591: Francisco de Andrade (interim) *1591–1594: Miguel Luís de Meneses, duque de Caminha *1594–1597: Mendo de Ledesma *1597–1601: Miguel Luís de Meneses, duque de Caminha *1602–1605: Afonso de Noronha *1605–1615: Miguel Luís de Meneses, duque de Caminha *1615–1622: Luís de Noronha e Meneses, conde de Vila Real *1623: Miguel Luís de Meneses, duque de Caminha (interim) *1623–1624: António da Costa Albuquerque *1624–1625: Fernando de Mascarenhas, conde de Torre *1625: Gonçalo Correia Alcoforado (interim) *1625–1626: Miguel de Meneses, duque de Caminha *1627: Dinís de Mascarenhas de Lencastre (interim) *1627–1634: Jorge de Mendonça Pessanha *1634–1636: Bás Teles de Meneses *1637:

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(interim) *1637–1640:

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Spanish Governors

*1640–1641:

(interim) *1641–1644: Juan Fernández de Córdoba y Coalla, marqués de Miranda de Auta *1645–1646: Luis de Lencastre, marqués de Malagón *1646–1653: Juan Suárez de Alarcón y Melo (from 1652 marqués de Trocifal urcifal *1653–1661: José Fernández de Sotomayor y Lima, marqués de Tenorio *1661–1665: Jerónimo de Noronha, marqués de Castelo Mendo *1665–1670: Pedro da Cunha, marqués de Sentar *1670–1677: Francisco Suárez de Alarcón, conde de Torres Vedras *1677: Antonio de Medina Chacón y Ponce de León (interim) *1677–1678: Diego de Portugal *1678–1679: Antonio de Medina Chacón y Ponce de León *1679–1681: Juan Arias-Dávila Pacheco y Téllez-Girón, conde de Puñonrostro *1681–1689: Francisco Baltasar de Velasco y Tovar, marqués de Berlanga *1689–1692: Francisco Bernardo Varona *1692–1695: Sebastián González de Andía y Irarrazábal Álvarez de Toldeo and Enríquez de Guzman, marqués de Valparaíso *1695–1698: Melchor de Avellaneda Sandoval y Rojas, marqués de Valdecañas *1698–1702: Francisco del Castillo Fajardo, marqués de Villadarias *1702: Antonio de Zuñiga y la Cerda (interim) *1702–1704: José de Agulló y de Pinós, marqués de Gironella *1705–1709: Juan Francisco Manrique de Arana y de Iraola *1709–1715: Gonzalo Chacón y Orellana Mendoza de Toledo Sandoval y Rojas *1715–1719: Francisco Fernández de Ribadeo *1719: Francisco Pérez Manchego (interim) *1719–1720: Luis Rigio, príncipe de Campo Florido *1720: Juan Francisco Manrique de Arana y de Iraola (interim) *1720–1725: Francisco Fernández de Ribadeo *1725–1731: Manuel Luis de Orleáns, conde de Charny *1731–1738:

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*1738–1739: Antonio Manso y Maldonado *1739–1745: Pedro de Vargas Maldonado López de Carrizosa y Perea, marqués de Campofuerte *1745: Juan Antonio Tineo y Fuertes (interim) *1745–1746: Juan José de Palafox y Centurión *1746–1751: José Orcasitas y Oleaga *1751: Pedro Olaisa, marqués de la Matilla (interim) *1751–1754:

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*1754: Juan Urbina (interim) *1754–1759: Miguel Agustín Carreño *1759–1760: José Sant Just *1760–1763: Juan Wanmarch Lumen de la Vice, marqués de Wanmarch (Warmack) *1763: Diego de Noboa y Villamarin (interim) *1763–1766: Diego María de Osorio *1766: Diego de Noboa y Villamarin (interim) *1766–1770: Francisco Antonio Tineo, marqués de Casa Tremañes *1770: Diego Soler (interim) *1770–1783: Domingo Joaquín de Salcedo y Castellanos *1783–1784: Antonio Maria Imhofh *1784–1788: Miguel Porcel y Manrique de Arana, conde de las Lomas *1788–1792: José de Sotomayor y Echevarría *1792–1793: José de Urrutia y las Casas *1793–1794: Juan de Basencourt *1794: Miguel Álvarez de Sotomayor y Flores, conde de Santa Clara (interim) *1794: Diego de la Peña (interim) *1794–1798: José Vasallo *1798: Ramon de Navas (interim) *1798–1801: Juan Bautista de Castro *1801–1805:

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*1805: Ramon de Navas (interim) *1805: José de Alpudia y Valdés (interim) *1805–1807: Francisco de Orta y Arcos *1807–1808: Ramón de Carvajal *1808: Manuel de Clairac (interim) *1808–1809: Carlos Luján (interim) *1809–1810: Francisco Carlos Gabriel de Gand-Vialin, vizconde de Gand *1810–1813: Sir

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(British commandant) *1810–1813: Jose María de Alós *1813–1814: Charles Griffiths (British commandant) *1813: José María Lastres y Mora (interim) *1813: Francisco Carlos Gabriel de Gand-Vialin, vizconde de Gand *1813: Pedro Grimarest (acting) *1813: Andres Mendoza (interim) *1813–1814: Fernando Gómez de Butrón *1814–1815: Pedro Grimarest *1815: Francisco Antonio de Villar y Herrera (interim) *1815–1816:

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*1816: Francisco Antonio de Villar y Herrera (interim) *1816–1818: Juan de Potons y Morica *1818: Francisco Antonio de Villar y Herrera (interim) *1818–1819: José Miranda *1819: Pablo Menacho (interim) *1819–1820: Vicente Rosique (interim) *1820: Francisco Antonio de Villar y Herrera (interim) *1820–1822: Fernando Gómez de Butrón *1822–1823: Álvaro María Chacón *1823: Manuel Fernández (interim) *1823: Antonio Quiroga (interim) *1823: Francisco Antonio de Villar y Herrera (interim) *1823–1824: Juan María Muñoz *1824–1826: José Miranda *1826: Joaquín Bureau (interim) *1826: Julio O'Neil (interim) *1826–1831: Juan María Muñoz *1831:

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(interim) *1831–1832: Carlos Ullmann *1832–1833:

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*1833–1835: Mateo Ramírez de Arellano *1835: Pablo Valiñán (interim) *1835: Carlos Espinosa (interim) *1835: Jose Villamil (interim) *1835–1836: Joaquín Gómez y Ansa *1836–1837: Francisco Sanjuanena *1837: Pedro Valiñán (interim) *1837: Bernardo Tacón (interim) *1837–1844: José María Rodríguez de Vera *1844: Francisco de Paula Warleta *1844: Juan Prim y Prats (interim) *1844: Antonio Marui (interim) *1844–1848: Antonio Ordoñez

Governors (also Governors-general of the Captaincy-General of North Africa)

*1848–1850: Antonio Ros de Olano *1850: Trinidad Balboa (interim) *1851–1853: Cayetano Urbin *1853–1854: Joaquin Aguando *1854–1857: Mariano Rebagliato y Pescetto *1857–1858: Carlos Tolrá y Marsilla *1858–1859: Manuel Gasset y Mercader *1859–1864: Ramón Gómez Pulido *1864–1865: Manuel Álvarez Maldonado *1865–1866: Ramón Gómez Pulido *1866: Antonio Peláez Campomanes (interim) *1866–1868: José Orive Sanz *1868: Antonio del Rey y Caballero (interim) *1868–1870: Joaquín Cristón y Gasatín *1870–1872: Enrique Serrano y Dolz *1872–1873: Carlos Sáenz y Delcourt *1873: Manuel Keller y García *1873–1875: Fulgencio Gavilá y Solá *1875–1876: Pedro Sartorius y Tapia *1876–1877: Fernando del Pino y Villamil *1877: Juan García Torres *1877–1878: Victoriano López Pinto *1878–1879: José María Velasco Postigo *1879–1881: José Aizpurúa y Lorries Fontecha *1881–1883: José Merelo y Calvo *1883: José Pascual de Bonanza y Soler *1883–1889: José López Pinto y Marín-Reina *1889–1891: Narciso de Fuentes y Sánchez *1891–1894: Miguel Correa y García *1894–189.: Rafael Correa y García *189.–1901: Jacinto de León y Barreda *1901–1903: Manuel de Aguilar y Diosdado *1903–1907: Francisco Fernández Bernal *1907–1908: Fernando Álvarez de Sotomayor y Flóres *1908–1910: José García Aldave y Mancebo *1910–1912: Felipe Alfau y Mendoza

Mayors (''Alcaldes'')

*1912–1913: José Alvarez Sanz *1913–1914: José Trujillo Zafra *1914: Restituto Palacios Garrido *1914–1915: Demetrio Guillén Conde *1915–1917: José Trujillo Zafra *1917–1918: Baldomero Blond Llanos *1918–1919: Joaquín García de la Torre y Almenara *1919–1923: Isidoro Martínez Durán

Chairmen of the Civic-Military Municipal Junta

*1923–1927: Agustin Gómez Morato *1927: José García Benítez *1927–1931: José Rosende Martín

Mayors (''Alcaldes'')

*1923: Demetrio Casares Vázquez *1923: Eduardo Álvarez Ardanuy *1923–1924: Remigio González Lozana *1924–1926: Ricardo Rodríguez Macedo *1926–1927: Manuel Matres Toril *1927–1928: José García Benítez *1928–1931: José Rosende Martín *1931: Antonio López Sánchez-Prado *1931: Manuel Olivencia Amor *1931–1932: Eduardo Pérez Ortiz *1932–1933: David Valverde Soriano *1933–1936: José Victori Goñalons *1936: Antonio López Sánchez-Prado *1936–1937: José Tejero Ruiz *1937–1940: Fernando López-Cantí y Sánchez *1940–1941: Jacinto Ochoa Ochoa *1941–1944: José Vidal Fernández *1944–1946: Francisco Ruiz Sánchez *1946–1950: José Rojas Feigenspan *1950: Francisco López Bravo *1950–1957: Vicente García Arrazola *1957–1961: Francisco Ruiz Sánchez *1961–1967: Alberto Ibañez Trujillo *1967–1972: José Zurrón Rodríguez *1972–1978: Alfonso Sotelo Azorín *1978–1979: Ricardo Muñoz Rodriguez *1979: Eduardo Hernández Lobillo *1979–1981: Clemente Calvo Pecino *1981–1983: Ricardo Muñoz Rodríguez *1983–1985: Francisco Fraiz Armada *1985–1987: Aurelio Puya Rivas *1987–1991: Fructuoso Miaja Sánchez *1991–1994: Francisco Fraiz Armada *1994–1995: Basilio Fernández López For continuation after 1995, ''see: ''

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