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Vigo is a municipality and city [n 1] of Spain, in the province of Pontevedra, autonomous community of Galicia. It is located in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, specifically in the Rías Bajas. With a population of 0.295 323 registered inhabitants (INE 2018) it is the most populous municipality in Galicia and the fourteenth in Spain, and it is the city without the province's capital range with the most population in Spain.
It has a population density of 2 707.89 inhabitants / km² in a municipal area of ​​109.06 km², most of its inhabitants are registered in the urban area, while the rest of the population is It distributes between the 18 periurban parishes that make up the rest of the municipality [n 2] and the Cíes Islands.
For its part, Vigo is also the capital and capital of the metropolitan area of ​​Vigo, which includes 14 other municipalities, [n 3] with a conurbation of 478 508 inhabitants (INE 2018) is the 12th in Spain by population. It covers an area of ​​direct socio-economic influence of more than 540,000 people, and is only 27 km from Pontevedra and 37.8 km from Portugal.
The economy of Vigo and its region is characterized by the preponderance of a diversified economy. Its main engines are the automotive industry, shipbuilding, industrial fishing, and the various activities of the port and the free zone. Other basic sectors of the Vigo economy are commerce and tourism, due to its beaches, cultural offer, local festivals and also passing through the municipality of the Camino de Santiago on its Portuguese route along the coast.
Various institutions are also installed in the city, such as the European Fisheries Control Agency, the Fishing Owners Cooperative of the Port of Vigo, the Camões Institute, the headquarters of the National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia or the University of Vigo, among others. This high concentration of companies and institutions from various economic sectors means that around 500,000 people live, work or study daily in Vigo, representing approximately 53% of the population of the province and 18.46% of the population of Galicia.

Valladares (in Galician Valadares) is one of the largest parishes in the municipality of Vigo, in Spain.
In 2010 it had a registered population of 5 406 inhabitants (INE).
It has a very rugged relief, with the mountains Alba, Cepudo, Monte dos Pozos and Monte da Sobreira covered by forest mass.
In Valladares there is the Álvaro Cunqueiro hospital and the Vigo Technology and Logistics Park (in addition to other important companies on the outskirts of Valladares and near Vincios,) which is an important industrial area of ​​the city of Vigo.
It extends from the Veiran gas station (neighborhood that belongs to Matamá) on Avenida de Castrelos in Vigo to the border with Vincios, parish of the municipality of Gondomar. On the other hand, it borders San Andrés de Comesaña from the district of Freixo, with Fragoselo (Coruxo) and Chandebrito (Nigrán) from it "Monte do Zondal" and "Monte Cepudo" respectively, Beade and Zamáns from the neighborhood of "Sobreira "and the" Monte da Sobreira "respectively.
One of its main communication routes is the Clara Campoamor road, linking "Pereiró" in Castrelos (Vigo) with the university in "Marcosende" (neighborhood of "Zamáns") the University of Vigo.
It has 3 schools and a public and 2 private institute, sports center and municipal swimming pool, as well as a Cultural Center (in the center of Valladares) and another Neighborhood Center in the "Freixo" neighborhood, and a music school. It also has three Christian temples and a private cemetery with its own chapel, in addition to the parish church dating from the late 17th century, the chapels of San Juan in Freixo and the Virgen del Alba at the top of the homonymous mountain and the most old of the parish being about 50 years longer than its church.
It is the place chosen for the 6th meeting of Collective Architectures, where it is reflected on the urban area where it is located.

Teis is a parish and neighborhood of the municipality of Vigo. Much of its historical territory is now integrated within the urban center of Vigo, so that for statistical purposes this area does not compute within the official parish of Teis, which has only the inhabitants of the suburban and rural areas of the former parish : 2,273 in 2010.
Teis extends from the beginning of Sanjurjo Badía street to the south, and the end of the Vigo crossing to the north and reaches the limit with the neighboring neighborhood of Chapela belonging to the municipality of Redondela.
Its nerve center is in the Mercado de Abastos and the main road of Teis is Sanjurjo Badía Street.
Its population is around 30,000 inhabitants. In its territory is the Mount of the Guide, where you can visit the chapel of Our Lady of the Snows and that offers one of the best views of the city of Vigo.
Teis has always been a neighborhood with a strong working class character due to the establishment of several shipyards, including MetalShips & Docks, Montenegro Shipyards or Vulcano Factories, the latter is located on the street reminiscent of its founder Enrique Lorenzo Docampo. Within this neighborhood sits a large part of the commercial port of Vigo.
The neighborhood of Teis has been the scene of labor conflicts in the early eighties related to the naval sector as well as protests that arose at the end of that decade against the installation of a garbage packing plant. It was also the cradle of the First October Anti-Fascist Resistance Groups (GRAPO).
Among its biggest attractions are the A Riouxa park and the beaches of Calo del Faro, Fábrica, Lagoa, Manquiña, Mende, Punta, Ríos de inside, Ríos de outside and Suacasa.
Its main festivals take place the first week of August: Our Lady of the Snows, on August 5, and San Salvador de Teis, on August 6.
The neighborhood has several public and private schools, such as the IES of Teis, public pool, health center or sports hall among other services.
Teis has been the cradle of several musical groups of some relevance both at local, regional and state level such as A roda, Kannon and Los Cafres (now Los Motores).

Coya (officially, in Galician, Coia) is an old parish of the Galician municipality of Vigo currently integrated in the urban center of Vigo. At present it is a neighborhood of the city, one of the most populous, with more than 30,000 inhabitants. It is an eminently urban nucleus, close to the center of Vigo and that grew from the creation of a housing estate developed in one of the old neighborhoods of Bouzas, in the sixties, with which it was intended to alleviate the serious housing deficit in Vigo.
The boundaries of the neighborhood are marked by the Coruña Streets, Plaza de América, Castrelos Avenue, Mayor Portanet Avenue, Citroën Avenue, VG-20 Ring Road in Navia, and Tomás Paredes and Tomás Alonso Streets in Bouzas.

Bouzas is an old town hall and old parish of the Galician municipality of Vigo, Spain currently integrated in the urban center of Vigo. Its small territory included only the town of Bouzas, whose title had been granted by Carlos III.
It limited with the parishes of Alcabre and Coya and belongs to the municipality of Vigo since 1904, the year in which it was annexed by it.

San Pedro de Matamá is a parish of the municipality of Vigo, in the autonomous community of Galicia, Spain, which extends along 4.67 square kilometers on a gentle slope to the edge of the Lagares.
The parish has an important archaeological heritage that shows the existence of settlements in the area already in the Bronze Age.
Thus, several rock art stations are preserved such as those of Mount Fabal, Moo, Gáspara, As Tomadas or Os Sobreiros.
In addition, Matamá has two of the twenty-four village towns located in Vigo. However, one cannot speak of a parish entity until the fourteenth century, belonging to the first parish books preserved in the year 1632.
The parish church of San Pedro is of neoclassical style, built at the end of the 18th century and has an altarpiece that had previously belonged to the collegiate church of Santa María.
On the other hand, there are numerous sources and laundries cataloged in the area, apart from the water mills of the Balsa and As Carneiras neighborhoods.

The cemetery houses the only Matamá cruise, made in 1691.
The number of inhabitants registered in the last census is 4,275.
The demographic development of the parish is inseparable from the economic growth of the 60s of the last century, especially the installation of the Citroën Factory in the area.
The socio-cultural activities are organized around the neighborhood association A Unión and the Atlántida cultural and sports society.
You should also highlight his great band, a reference in the provincial and regional music scene.

To Matamá, different urban buses go up from Vigo (Vitrasas) called `cars´ by the inhabitants of the parish, among these are 17 (Teis-Freixo) and 12 (A Balsa-Meixoeiro)

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Vigo (MARCO) is a contemporary art museum opened on November 13, 2002 in the city of Vigo, Galicia, Spain.
The museum occupies a panoptical building rehabilitated in 1995, located in the heart of the city and which was previously used as a Courthouse and jail. In 1990 it was declared of Cultural Interest. Various thematic activities and exhibitions are held in this museum.

San Andrés de Comesaña (in Galician and officially Santo André de Comesaña) is a Galician parish in the Spanish municipality of Vigo. In 2010 it had a population of 4593 inhabitants (INE), distributed in 16 population centers.

Oya (officially, in Galician, Oia) is a coastal parish of the Galician municipality of Vigo (Spain), located in the southwest of the city, about 8 km from the center of it. It has a population of 4,020 inhabitants (2010) and is an area of high tourist interest. Its population, very dense, is distributed in a tangle of 36 population centers occupying a territory of 4 km².
This Vigo parish should not be confused with the nearby municipality of Oya, located about 30 km southwest.

The Vigo Port Authority is a Spanish port authority, dependent on State Ports, configured as the public body responsible for the Port of Vigo.
Most of the port infrastructures are dedicated to shipping and fishing
Apart from the public domain there is also a part dedicated to canning companies and shipyards.

The collegiate church of Santa María or co-cathedral of Vigo is a Catholic temple located in the city of Vigo, in Galicia, Spain. Share the cathedral headquarters of the diocese of Tui-Vigo with the cathedral of Tui. Its construction dates from the early nineteenth century, when it came to replace the old collegiate church, damaged after the explosion of a powder magazine in 1809.
The current building was the work of the academic Melchor de Prado y Mariño, of the Royal Academy of San Fernando and is mainly neoclassical, although the towers are baroque.