Established in 2013, Ruivães e Novais whispers a tale of two villages united. Ruivães e Novais officially became one with the merging of Ruivães and Novais. This union, decreed by the Assembly of the Republic, breathed new life into this freguesia nestled within Vila Nova de Famalicão. The heart of Ruivães e Novais beats within the former freguesia of Ruivães, now the administrative center. The numbers tell a story of growth and change. In 2011, Ruivães held a population of 1,877, while Novais boasted 1,124 residents. The combined population as of 2021 reached 2,807, marking an upward trend for Ruivães e Novais. The land itself stretches across 4.55 square kilometers, painting a picture of rural charm. Interestingly, the official name, União das Freguesias de Ruivães e Novais, reflects this recent history, echoing the joining of two distinct communities.
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