Campo Lameiro
Municipality in Galicia, Spain
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Coat of arms
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Campo Lameiro is a municipality in Galicia, Spain in the province of Pontevedra. Campo Lameiro is the Galician capital of rock art, with a large collection of petroglyphs located in the Archaeological Park of Campo Lameiro.
Location
The capital is A Lagoa, an entity belonging to the parish of Campo, which is 20 kilometers from the Pontevedra capital.
Parishes
The municipality is composed of 6 parishes comprising the following towns:
- Parish of O Campo (San Miguel): A Lagoa, Campo Lameiro, Chacente, Morañó, Praderei and Alende.
- Parish of O Couso (San Cristovo): Rozas, Castriño, Liñares, Fafide, Padín, Cimadevila and Castro de Orto.
- Parish of Fragas (Santa Mariña): Laxe, Reboredo, As Cruces, Cerdeiras, Fontenla, Mullerboa, Redonde and Gargallóns.
- Parish of Moimenta (Santa María): Moimenta, Lamosa, Painceiros, Paredes, Armonda and A Brea.
- Parish of Montes (San Isidro): Parada and Fornelos.
Festivals
- Festival of San Isidro Labrador (May 15)
- Festival of Aguardiente (June)
- Festival of San Antonio (June 13)
- Festival of San Miguel (September 29)
References
- ^ Municipal Register of Spain 2018. National Statistics Institute.
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Municipalities in the province of Pontevedra
- Agolada
- Arbo
- Baiona
- Barro
- Bueu
- Caldas de Reis
- Cambados
- Campo Lameiro
- Cangas
- A Cañiza
- Catoira
- Cerdedo-Cotobade
- Covelo
- Crecente
- Cuntis
- Dozón
- A Estrada
- Forcarei
- Fornelos de Montes
- Gondomar
- O Grove
- A Guarda
- A Illa de Arousa
- Lalín
- A Lama
- Marín
- Meaño
- Meis
- Moaña
- Mondariz
- Mondariz – Balneario
- Moraña
- Mos
- As Neves
- Nigrán
- Oia
- Pazos de Borbén
- Poio
- Ponte Caldelas
- Ponteareas
- Pontecesures
- Pontevedra
- O Porriño
- Portas
- Redondela
- Ribadumia
- Rodeiro
- O Rosal
- Salceda de Caselas
- Salvaterra de Miño
- Sanxenxo
- Silleda
- Soutomaior
- Tomiño
- Tui
- Valga
- Vigo
- Vila de Cruces
- Vilaboa
- Vilagarcía de Arousa
- Vilanova de Arousa
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