Marzagão is a toponym that refers to at least two distinct geographical locations:
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Marzagão, Amapá, Brazil: A municipality located in the southeastern part of the state of Amapá, in the North Region of Brazil.
- Geography and Demographics: The municipality's territory is characterized by a blend of Amazon rainforest, cerrado vegetation, and coastal plains, influenced by its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. Its hydrography is marked by several rivers that flow towards the coast. The local economy is predominantly based on agricultural activities, livestock farming, and the extraction of natural resources. It is one of the smaller municipalities in Amapá by population.
- History: The name "Marzagão" is often associated with the presence of a specific fish species in the region. The area has historical roots linked to indigenous populations and later Portuguese colonization. The municipality was officially established in the mid-20th century.
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Marzagão, Sátão, Portugal: A civil parish (freguesia) situated within the municipality of Sátão, in the Viseu District of Portugal.
- Geography and Characteristics: Located in the Beira Alta region, this Marzagão is characterized by its traditional rural landscape, marked by small agricultural holdings and traditional architecture. Agriculture, particularly viticulture, plays a significant role in the local economy and culture. It is one of the smaller administrative divisions within the Sátão municipality.
- Heritage: The parish preserves aspects of its historical and cultural heritage, including traditional granite houses, ancient chapels, and agricultural structures typical of the region.