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Barbadás

Galicia

11,201Population
30.02 km²Area
206 mElevation
32890Postal code

Barbadás is a municipality located in the province of Ourense, Galicia, characterized by its rapid demographic growth and proximity to the capital. The area features a mix of rural charm and urban development, with several notable religious sites and local festivals.

02Geography

Barbadás covers an area of 30.02 square kilometers, with a landscape that gradually rises towards the east. The region is intersected by small streams that are tributaries of the Barbaña River. The northern boundary is marked by the Miño River, while the southwestern part features higher elevations reaching up to 600 meters at Alto do Castro. The majority of the population resides near the capital and the San Ciprián de Viñas industrial area.

Barbadás · Data
Province
Ourense
Autonomous community
Galicia
Population
11,201
Area
30.02 km²
Elevation
206 m
Postal code
32890
Website
https://www.barbadas.es/
Coordinates
42.3003, -7.9064

Photos

Stone church facade with bell tower and arched door.
Santa María de Sobrado do Bispo church in Barbadás, with stone facade and bell tower in the background.
Small stone church with an arched entrance in Barbadás.
Church of San Martiño de Loiro, a small stone church in Barbadás, Ourense.
Stone church with tower and clock, surrounded by trees and greenery.
Romanesque church in Barbadás, renovated, with a clock on the tower and surrounded by greenery.

Map

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Own text, written with AI assistance from the facts in Wikipedia · Barbadás · Data: Wikidata Q1627578 · Photos: Wikimedia Commons, see individual licenses. · CC BY-SA 4.0