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Castro de Rei




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Coordenadas: 43°12′26.79″N 7°23′55.78″O / 43.2074417, -7.3988278

























Castro de Rei
Escudo de Castro de Rei



Casa Concello Castro de Rei.JPG

Rio Azumara en Castro de Rei.JPG
Casa do Concello e Río Azúmara

Situacion Castro de Rei.PNG
Situación

Xentilicio[1]
castrexo
Xeografía
ProvinciaProvincia de Lugo
ComarcaComarca da Terra Chá
Poboación5.011 hab. (2018)
Área177 km²
Densidade28,31 hab./km²
Entidades de poboación25 parroquias
Capital do concelloCastro de Rei
Política (2015)
Alcalde
Francisco Balado Teijeiro (PPdeG)
Concelleiros
BNG: 1
PPdeG: 8
PSdeG-PSOE: 4
Eleccións municipais en Castro de Rei
Uso do galego[2] (2011)
Galegofalantes74,51%
Na rede
https://www.castroderei.gal/

Castro de Rei é un concello da provincia de Lugo, pertence á comarca da Terra Chá. Segundo o IGE en 2016 tiña 5057 habitantes, e o seu xentilicio é «castrexo».




Índice





  • 1 Xeografía

    • 1.1 Demografía


    • 1.2 Climatoloxía



  • 2 Patrimonio histórico e artístico


  • 3 Galería de imaxes


  • 4 Notas


  • 5 Véxase tamén

    • 5.1 Outros artigos


    • 5.2 Ligazóns externas





Xeografía |


Castro de Rei está situado na comarca da Terra Chá. A organización funcional do territorio obedece a unha estrutura monocéntrica, con tres focos comarcais: Vilalba, Guitiriz e Castro de Rei. Este factor condiciona a maior parte dos seus trazos socioeconómicos.


A súa altitude media sitúase entre os 400 e os 500 metros, aínda que na zona oriental o relevo volvese máis accidentado debido á súa proximidade ás serras do leste, con elevacións coma os Montes dos Millares (con 620 metros) e Pedras Albas (con 619 metros). Os montes da zona son Os Arroxos (493 m), O Condado (457 m), Aguceira (449 m), Abroiti (478 m) e Pedras Albas (616 m).


Regan as súas terras o Miño e varios dos seus afluentes. O Miño atravesa o concello e ata el derivan o resto dos colectores secundarios como son o Azúmara, o Lea e o Anllo.



Demografía |


Dende o punto de vista demográfico, toda a comarca sufriu as consecuencias da emigración e do envellecemento demográfico, que tamén deixaron pegadas imborrables nas parroquias montañosas. Non obstante, Castro de Rei non experimentou as oscilacións doutros municipios lucenses no que se refire ás súas flutuacións demográficas. Ao longo de todo o século mantivo a súa poboación en torno aos seis ou sete millares, co cal a súa perda de poboación non foi tan alarmante como ocorreu nos municipios da montaña lucense.










Censo total 20165.057 habitantes
Menores de 15 anos
436 (8,62 %)
Entre 15 e 64 anos
2.975 (58,82 %)
Maiores de 65 anos
1646 (32,54 %)































Evolución da poboación de Castro de Rei   Fontes: INE e IGE.

1900

1930

1950

1981

2004

2009

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018
7211
7123
7513
6290
5856
5685
5474
5422
5267
5226
5.153
5.057
13
14

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


Climatoloxía |


Castro de Rei presenta un clima temperado, con abundantes precipitacións nos meses do inverno. Dende o punto de vista paisaxístico, se algo caracteriza a toda a comarca son as súas planicies e os seus extensos humedais, morada de aves acuáticas e de grandes comunidades de anfibios. Asociada a estes humedais aparece unha paisaxe en mosaico, de gran riqueza ecolóxica, con amplitude de cores e variedade de hábitats: pradeiras, cultivos, bosques, uceiras e xunqueiras, soutos, carballeiras.



Patrimonio histórico e artístico |


A cabeza do concello, a vila de Castro de Rei, é conxunto histórico artístico desde 1971 e paraxe pintoresco.[3] Está situado nun outeiro que foi castro e despois fortaleza conservándose parte das murallas do castro e do castelo. O castelo databa do século XVI mais a súa torre caeu en 1941.[3] O brasón e o escudo do castelo pertencen á casa de Lemos e pódese ver o escudo intacto exposto a un lado da casa do concello.


Na parroquia de Ansemar hai megálitos e unha posible vila de época romana coñecida como Vila de Arcas.


Na parroquia da Azúmara está o Castro da Azúmara.


Na parroquia de Castro de Rei están como xa dixemos o castro de Castro de Rei, no lugar que hoxe ocupa a a capital do concello, e máis os restos do castelo de Castro de Rei, se ben do antigo castelo só se conserva a torre da homenaxe, obra da segunda metade do século XVI.


Na parroquia de Duancos hai conxuntos de túmulos megalíticos.


Na parroquia de Duarría está o castro de Duarría.


Na parroquia de Loentia hai conxuntos de túmulos megalíticos e o castro de Loentia.


Na parroquia de Ribeiras de Lea hai varios megálitos.


Na parroquia de Santa Locaia hai unha necrópole megalítica e o castro da Escrita de Santa Locaia. Ademais nesta parroquia hai quen asegura que o monte que agora é o Sagrado Corazón é o Monte Medulio.


Na parroquia de Viladonga están o Castrelo de Viladonga e mais o castro de Viladonga, exemplo de castro de ocupación tardía, e que conta cun Museo monográfico no que se expoñen pezas da cultura castrexa atopadas no sitio arqueolóxico. Este castro é un bo exemplo dun castro rural que seguiu habitado en época romana. O museo creado en 1983 é unha boa mostra do traballo que se debe realizar para coñecer a vida durante esa época. A importancia arqueolóxica e o interese histórico do Castro de Viladonga, así como a cantidade e calidade dos materiais aparecidos nas escavacións feitas aquí desde 1972, e a necesidade de investigalos e expoñelos fan que as escavacións sigan a día de hoxe e a actualización do museo tamén.


A vila ten tamén dúas rutas de sendeirismo, unha que vai desde o castro de Viladonga ata o campo da Feira de Castro de Rei, e outra que é a ruta da escrita, onde nas paradas da ruta podemos ler poemas e escritos de autores da zona: Manuel María, Darío Xohán Cabana ou Margarita Ledo, natural de Castro de Rei, entre moitos outros.



Galería de imaxes |



Artigo principal: Galería de imaxes de Castro de Rei.


Vista xeral da croa do Castro de Viladonga 
Casa da cultura, na parroquia de Ribeiras de Lea. 
Antigos postos da feira na parroquia de Castro de Rei. 
Área recreativa na parroquia de Castro de Rei. 
Muralla do castelo na parroquia de Castro de Rei. 
Marcador da ruta da Escrita na parroquia de Castro de Rei. 


Notas |




  1. ↑ Véxase no Galizionario.


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


  3. ↑ 3,03,1 Historia. Páxina web do concello



Véxase tamén |





Outros artigos |


  • Lugares de Castro de Rei


Ligazóns externas |


  • Páxina oficial



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