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Coordenadas: 42°51′0″N 8°54′0″O / 42.85000, -8.90000

























Outes
Escudo de Outes

Serra de Outes Casa do concello.JPG
Casa do Concello.

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Situación

Xentilicio[1]

outés - outense
Xeografía
ProvinciaProvincia da Coruña
ComarcaComarca de Noia
Poboación6.412 hab. (2018)
Área99,7 km²
Densidade64,31 hab./km²
Entidades de poboación11 parroquias
Capital do concelloA Serra de Outes
Política (2015)
Alcaldesa
María Beatriz Molinos Vidal (PPdeG)
Concelleiros

PPdeG: 8
PSdeG-PSOE: 1
Outros: CxG 4
Eleccións municipais en Outes
Uso do galego[2] (2011)
Galegofalantes87,55%
Na rede
www.outes.gal
concello@outes.es

Outes é un concello da provincia da Coruña, pertencente á comarca de Noia. Segundo o IGE en 2014 tiña 6.804 habitantes (7.425 no 2009, 7.751 no 2006, 7.889 no 2005, 8.050 no 2004, 8.243 en 2003). O seu xentilicio (véxase no Galizionario) é «outés» ou «outense» [3].




Índice





  • 1 Xeografía


  • 2 Historia


  • 3 Economía


  • 4 Demografía


  • 5 Cultura

    • 5.1 Festas grandes das parroquias


    • 5.2 Festas do concello



  • 6 Galería de imaxes


  • 7 Parroquias


  • 8 Lugares de Outes


  • 9 Notas


  • 10 Véxase tamén

    • 10.1 Ligazóns externas





Xeografía |


Outes ten unha superficie de 99,74 km², e abrangue 11 parroquias. Limita ao norte con Mazaricos e Negreira, ao sur co río Tambre (e a súa desembocadura na ría de Muros e Noia), ao leste con Noia e ao oeste con Muros. A capital municipal está na Serra de Outes.


Ten unha elevada altitude media, con cinco cumios que rondan os 500 metros de altitude, sendo o monte Tremuzo o punto máis alto.


Outes conta cun clima oceánico húmido debido á proximidade do océano Atlántico. As precipitacións son maiores durante os meses de novembro a marzo, pero no verán soben as temperaturas e as choivas son escasas debido á presenza case constante do anticiclón das Azores.



Historia |


O territorio de Outes foi habitado desde tempos remotos, como testemuñan os restos de megálitos, petróglifos e poboados castrexos. Trala romanización e a chegada dos suevos. Na idade media a zona sufriu os ataques de viquingos e piratas musulmáns, problema resolto polo arcebispo Diego Xelmírez ao equipar unha frota[4].



Economía |


Na economía de Outes destaca o sector primario (pesca, marisqueo, gandería e agricultura), pois dende séculos atrás as actividades agropecuarias veñen ocupando a maior parte da poboación activa. Respecto á gandería, actualmente hai varias explotacións de coellos e ovellas, sendo máis importantes as explotacións de gando vacún, dedicadas á produción de leite e carne. O sector pesqueiro concéntrase en boa medida nos peiraos de Freixo e San Cosme.


O sector secundario tamén ten certo peso, destacando catro sectores na produción industrial: serradoiros, estaleiros, formigón e construción.



Demografía |


A cifra máis alta de poboación acadouse a mediados do século XX, en 1950, con 11.303 habitantes. Posteriormente foi descendendo a un ritmo do 7 % cada década, debido primeiro ao aumento da emigración cara a outros países de Europa, e despois aos EUA e as illas Canarias, tendo 9.968 habitantes en 1970. Na actualidade a cifra de habitantes segue a descender cada ano.










Censo total 20146.804 habitantes
Menores de 15 anos
578 (8.49 %)
Entre 15 e 64 anos
3.974 (58.41 %)
Maiores de 65 anos
2.256 (33.16 %)































Evolución da poboación de Outes   Fontes: INE e IGE.

1900

1930

1950

1981

2004

2009

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018
9.160
10.025
11.303
10.128
8.050
7425
7243
7.192
7.010
6804
6691
6606
6514
6412

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


Cultura |


O poeta Francisco Añón, un dos precursores do Rexurdimento galego, era da aldea de Boel.[5] Entre outras actividades, o concello organiza anualmente o Certame de Poesía Francisco Añón.[6] A súa irmá foi Nicolasa Añón, e hai uns anos[cando?] atopáronse uns manuscritos con poemas da súa obra e a Asociación Cultural Terra de Outes publicou un libro profundizando na súa historia.[7]


No 1905 nace Arximiro Suárez, un destacado mestre e pintor da comarca.


O sombreiro de labranza sancosmeiro, orixinario da parroquia de Santo Ourente de Entíns, é un símbolo de identidade do municipio.[8] Durante moitos anos o maior galardón entregado polo concello era o Sancosmeiro de Ouro, un certame anual que escollía o premiado no pleno municipal.[9]



Festas grandes das parroquias |




































Parroquia
Onomástica
Data
Tarás
San Xián
9 de xaneiro
Cando
San Tirso
28 de xaneiro
Roo
San Xoán
24 de xuño
Outes
San Pedro
29 de xuño
Matasueiro
San Lourenzo
10 de agosto
Entíns
Santa María
15 de agosto
Santo Ourente de Entíns
Santo Ourente
26 de agosto
San Cosme de Outeiro
San Cosme
27 de setembro
Valadares
San Miguel
29 de setembro
Freixo de Sabardés
San Xoán Evanxelista
27 de decembro

Festas do concello |































Nome da festa
Tipo
Data
Descipción
Santiaguiño
Festa grande do concello
25 de xullo (Adoita comezar antes)

San Cristovo
Festa municipal
Domingo mais próximo ao día do Apóstolo.
Festa con gran valor tradicional no concello. Desfile de vehículos engalanados e sardiñada popular.
San Campio
Romaría
29 de setembro
Unha das romarías mais famosas da zona. A tradición conta que o santo axuda ás persoas con enfermidades nerviosas ou mentais (mal cativo) ou o demo metido no corpo.

Pampallín
Festa tradicional/Verbena
30 de Abril
Unha das festas que quizais sexan mais ancestrais aínda que ultimamente non se conserve debidamente a tradición. Unha festa de fertilidade para a colleita e que xira arredor do poder do lume.
Festa da vitalla
Irmandamento con Boticas
Primeira quincena de setembro
Cociñeiros do pobo irmandado veñen á horta do muiño a preparar carne de becerro asado.
Amencer Musical de Broña
Festival musical
Primeiro sabado de agosto

[10]



Galería de imaxes |



Artigo principal: Galería de imaxes de Outes.


Parroquias |





Galicia | Provincia da Coruña | Parroquias de Outes


Cando (San Tirso) | Entíns (Santa María) | O Freixo de Sabardes (San Xoán) | Matasueiro (San Lourenzo) | Outes (San Pedro) | Roo (San Xoán) | San Cosme de Outeiro (San Cosme) | Santo Ourente de Entíns (Santo Ourente) | Tarás (San Xián) | Valadares (San Miguel)



Lugares de Outes |


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



Notas |




  1. ↑ Véxase no Galizionario.


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


  3. ↑ Costas González, X.-H. (2016): Os xentilicios de Galicia e dos outros territorios de lingua galega, páx. 56. Universidade de Vigo. ISBN 978-84-8158-706-7


  4. ↑ Illa da Creba na páxina web colaborativa PatrimonioGalego.net.


  5. ↑ "Turismo de Outes". www.outesturismo.gal. Consultado o 2018-10-09. 


  6. ↑ "Certame de Poesía Francisco Añón | ::Axenda cultural AELG::". axendacultural.aelg.gal. Consultado o 2018-10-10. 


  7. ↑ Vicente Abelleira Cambeiro (2014-06-12). "Terra de Outes-Presentación do libro de poesías de Nicolasa Añón". Consultado o 2018-10-10. 


  8. ↑ "Turismo de Outes". www.outesturismo.gal. Consultado o 2018-10-10. 


  9. ↑ "Las asociaciones parroquiales de Outes recibirán el San Cosmeiro de Ouro". La Voz de Galicia (en castelán). 2006-06-30. Consultado o 2018-10-10. 


  10. ↑ "Turismo de Outes". www.outesturismo.gal. Consultado o 2018-10-09. 



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