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Coordenadas: 43°28′25.80″N 8°9′45.05″O / 43.4738333, -8.1625139
























Fene
Escudo de Fene

Casa do concello de Fene.JPG
Casa do Concello

Situacion Fene.PNG
Situación

Xentilicio[1]

fenés - fenesa
Xeografía
ProvinciaProvincia da Coruña
ComarcaComarca de Ferrol
Poboación13.013 hab. (2018)
Área26,3 km²
Densidade494,79 hab./km²
Entidades de poboación8 parroquias
Capital do concelloFene
Política (2015)
Alcalde
Gumersindo Galego Feal (BNG)
Concelleiros
BNG: 4
PPdeG: 7
PSdeG-PSOE: 3
Outros: Somos Fene 2, EU 1
Eleccións municipais en Fene
Uso do galego[2] (2011)
Galegofalantes23,96%
Na rede
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Fene é un concello da provincia da Coruña, pertencente á comarca de Ferrolterra. Segundo o IGE en 2014 tiña 13.498 habitantes (14.165 no 2009, 14.346 no 2006, 14.355 no 2005, 14.485 no 2004, 14.530 en 2003). O seu xentilicio é (véxase no Galizionario) «fenés, fenesa».


Está situado á beira da ría de Ferrol. Ten unha superficie de 26,3 km² e conta con 8 parroquias.




Índice





  • 1 Historia


  • 2 Poboación


  • 3 Goberno municipal


  • 4 Economía


  • 5 Monumentos de interese


  • 6 Enclaves naturais


  • 7 Museos


  • 8 Galería de imaxes


  • 9 Parroquias


  • 10 Lugares de Fene


  • 11 Notas


  • 12 Véxase tamén

    • 12.1 Ligazóns externas





Historia |


Da época castrexa existen varios castros: Prismos, Cardoeiro, Magalofes, Orra, Río Castro, Sartego, Barallobre e As Pías[3].
En 1941 fundouse ASTANO, unha empresa que nos seus comezos construía pequenas embarcacións, pero que rematou especializándose na construción de grandes petroleiros. Chegou a converterse nun dos maiores estaleiros da Europa. Grazas ao gran desenvolvemento acadado coa construción naval nestes estaleiros, o concello de Fene é un dos máis poboados da comarca de Ferrolterra. Porén, a reconversión naval trouxo consigo unha decadencia tanto na economía coma na poboación do concello. O estaleiro de Fene pasou posteriormente a denominarse IZAR Fene, e actualmente forma parte do grupo industrial público estatal Navantia, co nome de Navantia Fene, pero sen dedicarse xa á construción de buques.



Poboación |











Censo total 201413.498 habitantes
Menores de 15 anos
1.492 (11.05 %)
Entre 15 e 64 anos
8.497 (62.95 %)
Maiores de 65 anos
3.509 (26 %)


Fonte: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, INE; 1857-2011





























Evolución da poboación de Fene   Fontes: INE e IGE.

1900

1930

1950

1981

2004

2009

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018
5.388
6.540
8.110
15.097
14.485
14.165

13.780




13
14

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


Goberno municipal |


Dende o 6 de abril de 2018 o alcalde de Fene é Gumersindo Galego Feal, quen acadou o posto ao prosperar a moción de censura contra o anterior alcalde Juventino Trigo Rey (do BNG), impulsada polo PP e apoiada por Somos Fene e coa abstención do PSOE.[4] Anteriormente, tamén foi alcalde Iván Puentes Rivera no período 2007-2011. Antes disto, desde as primeiras eleccións municipais democráticas celebradas en 1979, o BNG fora sempre o partido máis apoiado na localidade, mantendo a Xosé María Rivera Arnoso como rexedor.



Economía |


A economía de Fene está fortemente vencellada ao sector naval. A historia e evolución de Astano. A súa fundación foi un fito no crecemento do concello xunto coa inauguración da Ponte das Pías e a chegada da autoestrada AP-9 a Ferrol. O polígono industrial Vilar do Colo está entre a autoestrada AP-9 e a estrada Mugardos-As Pontes VG-1.2.



Monumentos de interese |


  • Igrexa de San Salvador de Fene

  • Igrexa de San Salvador de Maniños (século XVII)

  • Casa do Concello, deseñada en 1975 polo arquitecto Alberto Campo Baeza e Premio Nacional de Arquitectura. Foi inaugurada como nova sede do Goberno Municipal a finais do ano 1981.[5]

  • Ponte medieval sobre o río Belelle

  • Monumento ao Pallaso, obra en cerámica realizada por Francisco Xosé Pérez Porto e localizada no Parque Castelao, moi preto da Casa do Concello.

Fene posúe ademais unha das máis numerosas e ricas mostras de arquitectura indiana do país, mostra que se concreta en numerosas vivendas particulares, repartidas polas súas oito parroquias, que reproducen o estilo arquitectónico da América latina de finais do s. XIX e principios do XX. Os seus primeiros propietarios, xeralmente emigrantes en Hispanoamérica, reproduciron ao seu regreso ao municipio o estilo das edificacións que coñeceran nas ex-colonias. A principal mostra de arquitectura indiana en Fene constitúea, sen dúbida, a vivenda coñecida como Casa da Maleta, unha orixinal obra de arte situada en Barallobre e rematada por unha cúpula aberta, sobre a que se levanta unha estatua do seu antigo propietario e desde a que se pode apreciar unha das melloras vistas da Ría de Ferrol.


Para poder apreciar estas edificacións, o Concello de Fene ten trazado e sinalizado un camiño, a Ruta da Arquitectura Indiana, que nos leva a través do municipio por algunhas das máis singulares.



Enclaves naturais |


O predominio do urbano e o industrial no seu núcleo, non debe facernos esquecer que en Fene podemos atopar paraxes naturais de enorme beleza, nos que gozar das augas tranquilas das rías de Ferrol e Ares ou do ambiente autóctono do bosque atlántico nas fragas do Río Belelle, espazo natural que arestora está proposto como lugar de importancia comunitaria (LIC).[6]



  • Na ría de Ares temos as praias de Río Sandeo, Coído, Almieiras e Río Castro, todas elas na parroquia de Fene. Trátase de calas absolutamente naturais, afastadas dos grandes estradas e núcleos de poboación, nas que un pode tomar o sol e bañarse en contacto directo coa natureza. O mar e a area chocan cos carballos, castaños e eucaliptos que delimitan as praias.


  • Na ría de Ferrol destacan os peiraos de Maniños e Barallobre, antigos centros económicos do municipio, pois aos seus pés situábanse as industrias de salgadura e curtidorías, das que vivía o municipio ata a explosión do naval. Hoxe son tranquilas paraxes nos que fondean as embarcacións os mariscadores locais e un dos poucas mostras que quedan da costa tradicional do municipio.

En pleno centro urbano, na parroquia de San Valentín, podemos gozar dunha tranquila camiñada ás beiras da ría polo paseo marítimo, que decontado conectará co do veciño concello de Neda.


Para rematar, na parroquia de Sillobre atopamos o Monte Marraxón, a paraxe máis natural e quizais máis espectacular de Fene. Desde o cume de Coto do Rei (395 m.) a maior altitude de toda a Ría de Ferrol, apréciase unha das mellores vistas desta baía. Se o ceo está despexado, alén da propia ría, pódese divisar ao Sur a cidade da Coruña e ao Norte o Océano Atlántico no Concello de Valdoviño.


Se a ladeira Oeste do Marraxón dá á Ría de Ferrol, pola Leste discorre o Río Belelle, que serve de fronteira natural co Concello de Neda. Pola ribeira de Fene discorre un sendeiro que nos penetra nunha das reservas de bosque atlántico (fraga) mellor conservadas de Galicia. Ademais da beleza e da tranquilidade do bosque, poderemos gozar das antigas instalacións (pequena presa, canle, cámara de carga e turbinas) dunha central hidroeléctrica aínda en uso e, sobre todo, apreciaremos a espectacular Fervenza pola que cae o río pouco antes de abandonar o territorio de Fene.



Museos |



  • Museo do Humor promovido en 1984 polo ilustrador ferrolán Xaquín Marín.


Galería de imaxes |



Artigo principal: Galería de imaxes de Fene.


Parroquias |





Galicia | Provincia da Coruña | Parroquias de Fene


Barallobre (Santiago) | Fene (San Salvador) | Limodre (Santa Eulalia) | Magalofes (San Xurxo) | Maniños (San Salvador) | Perlío (Santo Estevo) | San Valentín (San Valentín) | Sillobre (Santa Mariña)



Lugares de Fene |


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



Notas |




  1. ↑ Véxase no Galizionario.


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


  3. ↑ Grupo de Arqueoloxía da Terra de Trasancos. O boom arqueolóxico de finais do século XX na bisbarra de Ferrol: Análise comparativa. Anuario Brigantino, 2000


  4. ↑ "Gumersindo Galego, novo alcalde de Fene ao prosperar a moción de censura impulsada polo PP". Sermos Galiza. 6 de abril de 2018. Consultado o 6 de abril de 2018. 


  5. ↑ Páxina do arquitecto


  6. ↑ Xunta de Galicia, eds. (20 de decembro de 2011). "A Consellería do Medio Rural dálle un pulo definitivo á conformación da Rede Natura 2000 de Galicia". Santiago de Compostela. Consultado o 7/8/2018. 



Véxase tamén |





Ligazóns externas |


  • Concello de Fene

  • Radio Fene




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