Category:Edifício do Banco Nacional Ultramarino (Bolama)

**Banco Nacional Ultramarino building (Bolama)**
	building in Bolama
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Instance of	building; destroyed building or structure; cultural heritage;
Location	Bolama, Bolama region, Sul Province, Guinea-Bissau
Architectural style	eclectic architecture;
Occupant	Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Bolama;
Heritage designation	Heritage of Portuguese Influence;
Inception	1902;
	11° 34′ 38.17″ N, 15° 28′ 32.95″ W
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	Q54221765; SIPA ID: 32690; HPIP ID: 1747; OpenStreetMap way ID: 591222457
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Português: O Banco Nacional Ultramarino (BNU) desempenhava a função de banco central em várias colónias do império português. Assim nasceu, no ano de 1902, a sede do BNU em Bolama, capital da Guiné portuguesa até 1941. Ainda mantinha uma filial em Bissau, cidade que passou a capital em 1942. Com a independência em 1974, a Guiné-Bissau nacionalizou o BNU e transformou-o no Banco Nacional da Guiné-Bissau.

Deutsch: Die Banco Nacional Ultramarino (BNU) hatte die Funktion einer Zentralbank in verschiedenen portugiesischen Kolonien, so auch in Portugiesisch-Guinea. 1902 eröffnete dort die BNU ihren Sitz in Bolama, Hauptstadt der Kolonie bis 1941. Sie unterhielt zudem eine Filiale in Bissau, das 1942 Hauptstadt wurde. 1974 wurde das Land als Guinea-Bissau unabhängig, und die dortige BNU wurde zur neuen staatlichen Zentralbank Banco Nacional da Guiné-Bissau.

English: The Banco Nacional Ultramarino was the central bank for several of the portuguese colonies. In 1902, the BNU opened its representation for Portuguese Guinea in Bolama, capital of the colony until 1941. The BNU of Guinea also had an extention in Bissau, the city that became the capital of the colony in 1942. In 1974, Portuguese Guinea became an independent country under the name of Guinea-Bissau, and the BNU was nacionalized by its new gouvernment and turned into the Banco Nacional da Guiné-Bissau, the central bank of the new country.