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Améscoa Baja (Basque: Ameskoabarrena) is a town and muni****lity
located in the
province and
autonomous community of Navarre,
northern Spain. Muni****l...
- and with the
Améscoas – the
municipio of
Améscoa Baja in the
comarca of
Estella Oriental and the
former administrative region of
Améscoa Alta [es] to...
- Armería de los Álvarez de Eulate,
Améscoa Baja, Navarre, 1583 -
Palacio del Cabo de Armería de los Álverez de Eulate,
Améscoa Baja, Navarre, 9
April 1655)...
- zone to
become a part of the
mixed zone 44 (Abáigar, Adiós, Aibar, Allín,
Améscoa Baja, Ancín, Añorbe, Aranarache, Arellano, Artazu, Bargota, Beriáin, Biurrun-Olcoz...
- Valdés, at the time
Minister of War,
arrived at the area
known as Las
Amescoas with 22,000 men with the
intention of
definitively destroying the Carlist...
- (19)^^ ^^ (20)^^ (1)
Sierra de Andía. (2)
Valle de Aralar. (3)
Valle de
Amescoa Alta. (4)
Sierra de Lóquiz. (5) Orbiso. (6) Zúñiga. (7)
Cerro Eternidad...
- suit by
pledging obedience to Zumalacárregui. He took to the bush in the
Amescoas (to
become the
Carlist headquarters, next to Estella-Lizarra),
there making...
- de Codés 106 Aibar/Oibar 936 Altsasu/Alsasua 7,281
Allin 794 Allo 1,029
Améscoa Baja 807 Ancín 382
Andosilla 2,524 Ansoáin 8,175 Anue 419 Añorbe 452 Agoitz...
- valley), the Lana valley, the town of
Eztuniga (Zúñiga), the
valleys of
Amescoa, Arana, Larraun, Araiz, B****aburua mayor, Imoz,
Deyerri with the monastery...
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Caballo Navarro,
Caballo Vasco-navarro,
Caballito de Andía,
Caballito de las
Améscoas or
Caballito de la Barranca, and was in the past also
known as Jaca de...
