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Somport or Col du
Somport,
known also as the Aspe P**** or
Canfranc P****, (el. 1632 m.) is a
mountain p**** in the
central Pyrenees on the
border of France...
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increases from west to east. The
Central Pyrenees extend eastward from the
Somport p**** to the Aran Valley, and they
include the
highest summits of this range:...
- ones are Gourette, Artouste, La
Pierre Saint-Martin, Issarbe, Le
Somport,
Iraty or
Somport-Candanchu. Many spas are
located in the region,
starting with...
- French–Spanish
frontier at a
different point,
between the
Pyrenees towns of
Somport and Canfranc. This
fourth route follows the
Aragonese Way and
joins the...
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started to
penetrate the
Iberian Peninsula through the Ways of St.
James via
Somport and Roncesvalles,
settling in
various locations in the
Kingdoms of Navarre...
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Nationale 134
links the
south of Pau with
Somport in the Aspe Valley.
Several mountain roads link
Somport with Spain.
Three railway lines serve Béarn...
- Candanchú and Astún and near the
French border (12 km. by the
Tunnel of
Somport). The old centre, the
church of San
Esteban (with a
wooden 11th-century...
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respite after the
difficult crossing of the
Pyrenees over the p**** of
Somport. It was
founded between 1080 and 1090 by
Sancho Ramírez, King of Aragón...
- by a
protocol signed on 15
April 1908,
which provided that the
required Somport tunnel would be
equipped with a 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) track, the gauge...
- the
Pyrenees into
Spain at Roncesvalles (Valcarlos P****) and
Canfranc (
Somport P****) and then
converge at
Puente la
Reina south of Pamplona. The French...
