Faia, Penso, Carregal, Lamosa, Quintela da Lapa and Segões. The administrative reform of 1834 initiated a concentration of municipal authority in fewer administrative units: the small municipalities of Peravelha, Castelo, Nagosa and Arcos were extinguished and incorporated into the municipality of Moimenta da Beira; the municipality of Caria received the parishes of Arcozelos, Aldeia de Nacomba and Segões; and Leomil grew to include the municipalities of Paçô and Sever. In 1855 the municipality of Leomil was extinct and all its assets redistributed to Moimenta da Beira, which also received the parish of Vilar from the extinguished municipality of Sernancelhe. On 21 May 1896, Caria and Rua were transferred from Sernancelhe to Moimenta da Beira. In the short span of 21 yeast, the small municipality of Moimenta, which included only Moimenta, Paradinha, Cabaços and Baldos, in 1834, grew to 19 by 1855. It was only in 1896 when the geographic limits were finally settled. Geography Climate Moimenta has a Mediterranean climate with warm to hot, dry summers and cold, wet winters. The municipality is bounded by Tabuaço the northeast, Sernancelhe in the southeast, Sátão in the south, Vila Nova de Paiva in the west and Tarouca and Armamar in the northwest. Administratively, the municipality is divided into 16 civil parishes (freguesias): Alvite Arcozelos Baldos Cabaços Caria Castelo Leomil Moimenta da Beira Paradinha e Nagosa Passô Pêra Velha, Aldeia de Nacomba e Ariz Peva e Segões Rua Sarzedo Sever Vilar Notable people Luís Pinto de Sousa Coutinho, 1st Viscount of Balsemão (1735 in Leomil – 1804) a Portuguese nobleman, politician, colonial administrator and diplomat. João Manuel (1967-2005) a Portuguese football player with over 380 club caps. Kiko Bondoso (born 1995) a Portuguese footballer with over 200 club caps References Towns in Portugal Populated places in Viseu District Municipalities of Viseu District