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Lumbier (Irunberri in
Basque language) is a
village and muni****lity in the
province and
autonomous community of Navarre, in the
north of Spain, 38 km...
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Arangoiti (1353 m.a.s.l.)
Another notable geographical feature is the Foz de
Lumbier, a deep and
narrow foz
through which the
waters of the
Irati river flow...
- from the
Early Middle Ages. Like
examples can be
found in
Irunberri >
Lumbier,
Erronkari > Roncal. It was
later borrowed by Castilian.
Other variations...
- and
Lumbier. In comparison, in
Tafalla or Sanguesa's po****tion
those that
speak or
understand Basque well are 5% of the po****tion or 10% en
Lumbier. In...
- of Gascony. In 971, she was
ruling her own subkingdom, in the area of
Lumbier. It has been
suggested that
Andregoto remarried and had
further children...
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Barranca Aralarraldea /
Norte de
Aralar Ultzamaldea Agoitz / Aoiz
Irunberri /
Lumbier Auñamendi Iruñerria /
Cuenca de
Pamplona Gares /
Puente la
Reina Estella...
-
Areta and the Salazar [es] to
immediately enter the
gorges of la Foz de
Lumbier.
Finally its path ends
after 88
kilometres (55 mi) in the Aragon. The wealth...
- part in the
battles of
Sierra de Puyarruego,
Ermita de la
Trinidad de
Lumbier and
Sierra de Leire. He was
promoted to
Lieutenant Colonel on 1876 but...
- the
sheer size of the
Spanish expedition, the
loyalists veered east to
Lumbier (Irunberri), and on to
Lower Navarre. Catherine, John III, and
their troops...
- Sakana Aralarraldea Ultzamaldea Agoitzaldea/Aoiz Irunberrialdea/
Lumbier Auñamendi Iruñerria/Cuenca de
Pamplona Garesaldea Estella Oriental...
