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Amoeiro Índice Poboación | Xeografía | Historia | Galería de imaxes | Parroquias | Lugares de Amoeiro | Notas | Véxase tamén | Menú de navegación42°24′54.45″N 07°56′50.23″O / 42.4151250, -7.9472861www.amoeiro.galeINEIGE"Evolución do uso do galego por concellos""Poboación de Amoeiro. Nomenclátor de Galicia. Ano 2016"Páxina oficial do concello de Amoeiroee3130141340681Traballa nel

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Amoeiro


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Coordenadas: 42°24′54.45″N 07°56′50.23″O / 42.4151250, -7.9472861






















Amoeiro
Escudo de Amoeiro

Casa do concello de Amoeiro.JPG
Casa do concello de Amoeiro.

Situacion Amoeiro.PNG
Situación

Xentilicio[1]
amoeirés/amoeiresa
Xeografía
ProvinciaProvincia de Ourense
ComarcaComarca de Ourense
Poboación2.265 hab. (2018)
Área39,7 km²
Densidade57,05 hab./km²
Entidades de poboación8 parroquias
Política (2015)
Alcalde
Rafael Rodríguez Villarino (PSdeG-PSOE)
Concelleiros

PPdeG: 4
PSdeG-PSOE: 6
Outros: XEIDA 1
Eleccións municipais en Amoeiro
Uso do galego[2] (2011)
Galegofalantes64,91%
Na rede
www.amoeiro.gal

Amoeiro é un concello da provincia de Ourense, pertencente á comarca de Ourense. Segundo o IGE en 2016 tiña 2.264 habitantes[3](2.274 en 2014, 2.371 no 2006, 2.356 no 2005, 2.322 no 2004, 2.276 no 2003).O seu xentilicio (véxase no Galizionario) é «amoeirés»[4].




Índice





  • 1 Poboación


  • 2 Xeografía


  • 3 Historia


  • 4 Galería de imaxes


  • 5 Parroquias


  • 6 Lugares de Amoeiro


  • 7 Notas


  • 8 Véxase tamén

    • 8.1 Ligazóns externas





Poboación |











Censo Total (Habitantes)
2.274 (2014)

Menores de 15 anos
158 (6.95 %)

Entre 15 e 64 anos
1.349 (59.32 %)

Maiores de 65 anos
767 (33.73 %)































Evolución da poboación de Amoeiro   Fontes: INE e IGE.

1900

1930

1950

1981

2004

2009

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018
4.490
4.580
4.169
2.593
2.322
2.300




2.274
2.264
13
14

(Os criterios de rexistro censual variaron entre 1900 e 2004, e os datos do INE e do IGE poden non coincidir.)


Xeografía |


O municipio ten 39,7 km². Está situado na meseta dos Chaos, ao noroeste do val do río Miño. Limita ao norte con Vilamarín e San Cristovo de Cea, ao sur con Ourense e Punxín, ao leste con Coles, e ao oeste con Maside.


Ten un terreo chan e fértil, con fragas de piñeiros e eucaliptos. Conta cun couto cinexético e cunha zona de pesca no río Barbantiño, no que está a fervenza do Cachón.


Polo concello discorre a Vía da Prata do Camiño de Santiago.



Historia |


No lugar da Ferradura (Trasalba), consérvanse restos de petróglifos da Idade de Ferro no conxunto do Chan da Feradura. No castro de Zarra tamén hai restos de petróglifos, así como no Raposo. No Coto de Castro e en Marmán atopouse abundante cerámica e estruturas arquitectónicas.


No lugar do Formigueiro hai restos dun castelo medieval, asentado sobre un castro, do que quedan vestixios en diversas casas e na igrexa do lugar. O castelo do Formigueiro, documentado xa no século XI, era coñecido primitivamente co nome de Alba de Búbal, de onde procede o topónimo Trasalba.


Consérvanse varios templos relixiosos de arquitectura románica, como as igrexas de San Martiño de Cornoces (levantada sobre penas e un antigo castro) , Santa María de Amoeiro, Santiago de Parada e Santa Mariña de Fontefría (no adro da cal se descubriu un sarcófago de granito anterior ao século XI). Consérvanse restos do mosteiro de Bóveda (o primeiro construído en Galiza da orde do Císter, na segunda metade do século XII), o mosteiro de Cornoces e o mosteiro de San Damián.


As terras do concello pertenceron ao señorío da Casa de Vilamarín, e estivo incluído entre as enormes posesións do mosteiro de Oseira, da orde cisterciense. Tivo gran produción de gran e pan de trigo, que abastecía ao mercado de Ribadavia, de onde se traía o viño.


En 1809, durante a guerra da Independencia española, os habitantes dos Chaos salvaron o gando dos ataques das tropas napoleónicas escondéndoo nos habitáculos abovedados soterrados do castelo.


Na construción da capela de Sanxiao foron utilizadas dúas pedras decoradas procedentes dun poboado castrexo próximo (este tipo de restos atópanse tamén noutras construcións da aldea) e na mesma atopamos unha das únicas aras romanas da provincia reutilizadas como pila bautismal.


Do patrimonio civil consérvanse pazos e casas grandes coma a dos Mirandas (Parada), Coto Martín (Bóveda), Reinoso (Cornoces), San Damián (Abruciños), Gaión (Amoeiro) e a casa de Cima de Vila en Trasalba, casa natal de Ramón Otero Pedrayo. Pola ponte de San Fiz, sobre o río Barbantiño, no límite co concello de Maside, pasaba o camiño real de Ourense cara a Pontevedra. O forno comunal de Sabariz ten gran valor etnográfico.



Galería de imaxes |



Artigo principal: Galería de imaxes de Amoeiro.


Parroquias |





Galicia | Provincia de Ourense | Parroquias de Amoeiro


Abruciños (San Xoán) | Amoeiro (Santa María) | Bóveda de Amoeiro (San Paio) | Cornoces (San Martiño) | Fontefría (Santa Mariña) | Parada de Amoeiro (Santiago) | Rouzós (San Cibrao) | Trasalba (San Pedro)



Lugares de Amoeiro |


Para unha lista completa de todos os lugares do concello de Amoeiro vexa: Lugares de Amoeiro.



Notas |




  1. ↑ Véxase no Galizionario.


  2. ↑ Neira, Carlos. "Evolución do uso do galego por concellos". Consultado o 14 de outubro de 2014. 


  3. ↑ Instituto Galego de Estatística (IGE). Xunta de Galicia, ed. (2017). "Poboación de Amoeiro. Nomenclátor de Galicia. Ano 2016". Consultado o 27 de febreiro de 2017. 


  4. ↑ Costas González, X.-H. (2016): Os xentilicios de Galicia e dos outros territorios de lingua galega, páx. 40. Universidade de Vigo. ISBN 978-84-8158-706-7



Véxase tamén |





Ligazóns externas |


  • Páxina oficial do concello de Amoeiro



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