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Muxía (Galician pronunciation: [muˈʃi.ɐ]; Spanish: Mugía [muˈxi.a]) is a
coastal town and muni****lity in the
province of A Coruña in the
autonomous community...
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measures 17.7
kilometres (11.0 mi),
while the
longest is from Camariñas to
Muxía which measures 32.6
kilometres (20.3 mi). From
north to south, on its way...
- The
Virxe da
Barca sanctuary is a
church located in
Muxía, Spain. It was destro**** by a fire that was
started by
lightning on 25
December 2013. The sanctuary...
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Muxia is a
railway town and
junction between Ma**** and the
South African border.
Adjacent stations are: Ma****
Muxia,
Spain Railway stations in Mozambique...
- a
local legend that the wind
creates wild nightmares.
Malpica Camariñas
Muxia Fisterra Laxe Cee
Ponteceso The
Costa da
Morte includes Cape Finisterre...
- from
Santiago de
Compostela to Finisterre. Some
pilgrims continue on to
Muxía,
which is a day's walk away.
Camino de Santiago,
Fisterra Pilgrim's boot...
- some
examples of
these are
along the
Costa da Morte,
particularly around Muxía; they
include the
Pedras de Barca.
Pliny the
Elder (23–79)
wrote about a...
- galleys—Capitana, Princesa, Diana, and Bazana—took
refuge in
Muxía Bay.
After several w****s of
refuge in
Muxía Bay,
Captain Diego de
Medrano received new orders...
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group arrives at
Santiago de Compostela, Tom is
ultimately accompanied to
Muxía by the
other three members. There, he
scatters the
remainder of Daniel's...
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Ferida (English: The Wound) is a
sculpture located in the muni****lity of
Muxía, A Coruña, Spain. Made by sculptor,
Alberto Bañuelos Fournier [nl], it faces...
