Vedra facts for kids
Vedra is a small area, also known as a municipality, located in the northwestern part of Spain. It is found in the province of A Coruña, which is part of the larger region called Galicia. Vedra is known for its peaceful, green landscapes.
Vedra had a population of 5,031 people according to the Spanish Census in 2001. The total area of the municipality is about 53 square kilometers (about 20 square miles). This makes it a relatively small but important local area for the people who live there.
What is a Municipality?
A municipality is like a local government area. Think of it as a town or a group of villages that are managed together. In Spain, each municipality has its own local government, often called a town hall or "concello" in Galicia. This government helps manage local services like roads, parks, and community activities for the people living in Vedra.
Vedra's Location in Spain
Vedra is situated in the region of Galicia. Galicia is famous for its beautiful green hills, long coastlines, and often rainy weather. It is in the very northwest corner of Spain, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. Vedra itself is located inland, away from the coast, but still enjoys the green scenery typical of Galicia.
How Big is Vedra?
Vedra covers an area of 53 square kilometers. To give you an idea, this is about the size of a medium-sized city park, but it includes towns, villages, and countryside. The population of just over 5,000 people means it's not a very crowded place. People often live in smaller communities or scattered homes within the municipality.
See also
In Spanish: Vedra para niños
