councilors and 6 mayors (Corcubión, Fene, Moaña, Malpica de Bergantiños and Carnota). The II National Assembly took place in December 1984 in Santiago de Compostela...
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Creba – Galicia A Coruña Muros 0.075 0.029 – – 0 A-0 Lobeiras – Galicia A Coruña Carnota 0.07 0.027 – – 0 A-0 Centoleiras – Galicia A Coruña Ribeira 0.065...
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O Viso (category Populated places in the Province of A Coruña)
is part of the parish of San Mamede, Carnota which a member of the county of Carnota. The province is A Coruña and the autonomous community is Galicia...
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became Orjales, Vega, Otero. Toponyms like Ourense, A Coruña, Fisterra became Orense, La Coruña, Finisterre. In many cases this linguistic assimilation...
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1 at A Coruña and 1 in Ribadavia. Only presented lists in Cangas, Pontevedra, where the FPG won 4 seats and the 16.68% of the votes, Carnota, where they...
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would have yielded the same result. Cf. Middle Welsh brenhin 'king'. Carnota (Carnota, 915 AD): Coastal council and ancient territory, it is presided by...
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Monastery of San Xusto (category Bien de Interés Cultural landmarks in the Province of A Coruña)
donation of the hermitage of San Xusto to Froila Alonso and Pedro Muniz de Carnota by the Monastery of Saint Pelagius of Antealtares on 16th October 1127...
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Anllóns A Coruña Ábedes Osoño, Vilardevós Támega Vilardevós. Verín, Oímbra Ourense Abelenda A Coruña Abellas Pontevedra Abuín Xallas A Coruña Rego Acevedo...
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