Labruja

Labruja is a civil parish () in the municipality of Ponte de Lima in northern Portugal. The population in 2011 was 439, in an area of 14.56 km².

Key facts

Portuguese subdivision.type: parish
Portuguese subdivision.official_name: Labruja
Portuguese subdivision.image_skyline: Labruja Mostoiro do Socorro 05.jpg
Portuguese subdivision.image_caption: Church of Nossa Senhora do Socorro
Portuguese subdivision.region: Norte
Portuguese subdivision.CIM: Alto Minho
Portuguese subdivision.district: Viana do Castelo
Portuguese subdivision.municipality: Ponte de Lima
Portuguese subdivision.area_total: 14.56
Portuguese subdivision.population_as_of: 2011
Portuguese subdivision.population_total: 439
Portuguese subdivision.patron: São Cristóvão
Portuguese subdivision.area_code: 258
Portuguese subdivision.postal_code: 4990
Portuguese subdivision.website: https://www.jf-labruja.pt

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Official website

Junta de Freguesia de Labruja

Website oficial da Junta de Freguesia de Labruja. Informação sobre a Junta de Freguesia, avisos, documentos, eventos, notícias, composição e atividades.

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Wikidata facts

Area: 16.73
Official website: www.jf-labruja.pt
Image: Labruja Mostoiro do Socorro 01.jpg
Dialing code: 258

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Commons category: Labruja
postal code: 4990
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Labruja is a civil parish () in the municipality of Ponte de Lima in northern Portugal. The population in 2011 was 439, in an area of 14.56 km².

==History== thumb|left|The Church of Church of Our Lord of Socorro () The name Labruja came from the Portuguese word laboriosa, after the name of the mountain range where it is located; laboriosa means laborious in English.