Places of Gomean: Alfonxe, Or Castro, Escardel, Gomean, Matafaxin, Or It fed, Or Torron, Or Val, Valverde, To Veiga of Fishhooks.

Church of Gomean: Church of rectangular plant of Romanesque origin, made in masonry of granite and covering of slate to two waters in ship and in the straight part of the apse. The primitive facade has been replaced by modern other, with flat door and bulrush of mortar. It preserves several Romanesque elements: semicircular apse in head, side door of semicircular arch with eardrum flat that rests on fasciae and wedges, loopholes of side walls, and canecillos of the ship and apse. Interior: arch triumphal of half a point, slender and of double edge; sky with vault of cannon in the straight part of the apse and quarter of orange in later part of the apse, lower and limited; without reredoses and several sizes (Text of Turgalicia)