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Bellvís

Shire: Pla d'Urgell · Province: Lleida

2.506 Inhabitants 46,7 km² 207 m

The municipality of Bellvís belongs to the Pla d'Urgell region, although until 1988 it was part of La Noguera. The Urgell canal has left an important mark both in history and in the lives of its inhabitants. Formerly, Bellvís was dry land and the vineyards replaced all the fruit trees that today fill its area.

It is a very connected and economically active population. A town proud of its traditions and its festivities, from the main festival to the popular Feriales (Feriales). A town, in short, that has managed to find a balance between calm and the proximity of the rural world and the necessary services for modern life.

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