In the heart of Portugal, nestled within the municipality of Penafiel, lies Guilhufe e Urrô. This freguesia, a civil parish, holds a unique story within its borders. Guilhufe e Urrô was not always one entity. It was formed on January 28, 2013, by merging two older parishes: Guilhufe and Urrô. Imagine the administrative discussions, the debates, and the final decision that brought these two communities together. Now, as a unified freguesia, Guilhufe e Urrô covers a substantial 7.32 square kilometers. According to the 2021 census, it houses a population of 3,845 people. This means a population density of approximately 525.3 people per square kilometer. Think about the lives lived within this area, the families who call this place home. Guilhufe e Urrô is more than just lines on a map. It’s a vibrant community, a testament to Portugal’s ever-evolving administrative landscape. The merging of Guilhufe and Urrô created not just a new freguesia, but a new chapter in the story of its people.
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