- Castelló,
formerly Castelló de la
Ribera Castelló d'Empúries Castelló de
Farfanya Castelló de
Rugat CD Castellón, a
Spanish football team AB Castelló, a...
- Castelló de
Farfanya (Catalan pronunciation: [kasteˈʎo ðe faɾˈfaɲɛ]) is a muni****lity in the
comarca of the
Noguera in Catalonia, Spain. It is home to...
-
Bellcaire d'Urgell,
Bellmunt d'Urgell, Cabanabona, Camarasa, Castelló de
Farfanya, Cubells, Foradada,
Ivars de Noguera, Menàrguens, Montgai, Oliola, Os de...
- 0 Castelló d'Empúries Alt Empordà
Girona 11,473 42.3 271.2 Castelló de
Farfanya Noguera Lleida 565 52.6 10.7 Castellolí
Anoia Barcelona 571 25.3 22.6 Castellserà...
- the
stairs dates to
around 1330 and is from the
church of
Santa Maria de
Farfanya [ca] in Lleida, Catalonia. Each of the six
effigies are
supreme examples...
- les Monges,
Urgell Tossal Gros, Àger,
Noguera Tossal Gros, Castelló de
Farfanya,
Noguera Tossal Gros, Os de Balaguer,
Noguera Tossal Gros, Torrelameu,...
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Conca Castle of
Biscarri Castle of
Castellnou d'Ossó
Castle of Castelló de
Farfanya Castle d'Abella de la
Conca Castle d'Escarlà
Castell d'Espills
Castle of...
- of Catalonia. In
February 2017
Botran attended an
event in Castelló de
Farfanya marking the 30th
death anniversary of
Catalan independence activist Julià...
-
Balaguer was the
northernmost Arab city, and the
castles of Castelló de
Farfanya, Algerri, and Os de
Balaguer were
satellite fortifications which, together...
- war
between king and v****al had
begun with a
royal siege of Castelló de
Farfanya in 1192. Kosto, 4–5. One of whom was
Ramon de Sitges, cf.
Bisson 1984,...
