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Sagàs

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Also known as Sagas

Sagàs () is a small town and municipality located in Catalonia, in the comarca of Berguedà. It is located in the geographical area of the pre-Pyrenees.

Key facts

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Sagàs
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Municipality
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Sant Andreu de Sagàs.JPG
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Church of Sant Andreu.
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Escut de Sagàs.svg
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Localització de Sagàs respecte del Berguedà.svg
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200px
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Location in Berguedà
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Spain Province of Barcelona#Spain
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Location in Catalonia
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Country
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Community
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Province
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Barcelona
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Comarca
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Berguedà
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AES
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Mayor

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Wikidata facts

Official name
Sagàs
Demonym
saganesa
Population
151
Area
44.60
Elevation
738
Official website
www.sagas.cat
Image
Sant Andreu de Sagàs.JPG
Households
30
Licence plate code
B
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postal code
08517
Commons category
Sagàs
male population
80
female population
68
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  • Population
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  • Celebrations
  • Main sights
  • History
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Sagàs () is a small town and municipality located in Catalonia, in the comarca of Berguedà. It is located in the geographical area of the pre-Pyrenees.

==Population== Sagàs is essentially a collection of farmhouses, or masies, separated by low wooded ridges and cultivated fields. The municipality is made up of five separate villages (Sant Andreu de Sagàs, El Carrer de Bonaire, Biure de Berguedà, La Guàrdia de Sagàs, and Valloriola) and two parishes (Sant Andreu de Sagàs and Santa Maria de la Guàrdia). Traditionally, the people of Sagàs made their living from agriculture. While this is still true for most of the inhabitants of Sagàs, the increased mechanization of farming has led to a growth in rural tourism, as well as a drop in population—the town has a growth rate of negative 10.4 percent.

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