Sandiás
Sign in to saveSandiás is a municipality of Galicia, Spain, next to Xinzo de Limia in the province of Ourense. Its estimated population is 1,585, distributed among 3 parishes (Couso de Limia, Piñeira de Arcos, Sandiás). Its area is 53 km2, a great part of which is drained fields from the Antela lagoon. This is an agricultural area. Potatoes and cereals are the most important crop. Sand extractions are also important for local development.
Key facts
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- Sandiás
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- Situation of Sandiás within Galicia
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- Spain
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- Location in Spain
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- Country
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- Autonomous community
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- Province
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- Comarca
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- A Limia
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- Alcalde (Mayor)
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- Felipe Traveso García
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- AGRELSAN
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- 52.8
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- CET
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- +1
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- History
- Important landmarks
- St. Stephen's church
- The tower of the old castle
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Sandiás is a municipality of Galicia, Spain, next to Xinzo de Limia in the province of Ourense. Its estimated population is 1,585, distributed among 3 parishes (Couso de Limia, Piñeira de Arcos, Sandiás). Its area is 53 km2, a great part of which is drained fields from the Antela lagoon. This is an agricultural area. Potatoes and cereals are the most important crop. Sand extractions are also important for local development.
== History == The first sign of inhabitants are the remains of lake dwellings (lake dwelling) in the Antela lagoon. Due to Roman milestone findings, it is known that a Roman road (Roman road XVIII or Via Nova) passed through the area; there is also a Roman mansion in the village of Sandiás.