- in 2008 was 12,534 inhabitants,
according to the INE.
According to E.
Bascuas, "Ordes",
registered as
Ordines in the 11th century,
would derive from...
- the Sil, Neira, Avia, Barbantiño, Búbal,
Arnoya rivers.
According to E.
Bascuas, "Miño",
registered as
Minius and Mineus, is a form
belonging to the old...
- (November 2006). "This
Month in History". Smithsonian. 37 (8): 34.
Edelmiro Bascuas,
Hidronimia y léxico de
origen paleoeuropeo en
Galicia (page 41) Haubrock...
-
river came to have this name is not known.
According to the
linguist E.
Bascuas, the
toponym Órbigo,
would come from a Paleo-European
hydronymic theme...
- Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. It is a
tributary of the Ulla.
According to E.
Bascuas, "Arnego",
registered already as
Arnego in 853,
would derive from a form...
-
Baldomero Pestana (Castroverde, (1917-12-28)December 28, 1917 –
Bascuas,
Province of Lugo in Galicia, (2015-07-07)July 7, 2015) was a
Spanish photographer...
- The area has been
divided into more than 54 villages: Adai, Bacurín,
Bascuas, Bazar, Benade, Bocamaos, Bóveda, O Burgo, Calde, Camoira, Carballido,...
- Mediterráneo Antiguo.
Ediciones Cátedra, 2008. p. 131. López,
Edelmiro Bascuas (2006). "La
diosa Reve y los trasancos".
Estudios mindonienses: Anuario...
-
Pontevedra and Poio.
Bascuas:
small and
quiet nude beach, the only such
Sanxenxo around.
Little or
nothing visible from the main road
Bascuas takes refuge from...
- do****ented in 889 and
fluvio Arnogie (Arnogie River) in 936.
According to E.
Bascuas, the
toponym "Arnoia"
would be
derived from the Paleo-European base * Ar-n-...
