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mass, concerts, and the vigil of Holy
Thursday, a Via-Crucis is celebrated on Good Friday morning in which the "Penitential Cross", six metres long, two metres wide and 160 kg, is carried up to the 'Monte de Los Pinos' as if it were the Mount of Calvary. The descent of the Cross is represented. In the afternoon, the 'Santos Oficios' are celebrated and, at night, the maximum expression of the Holy Week takes place; the 'Santo Entierro' Procession. It is the most spectacular and multitudinous one. Thirteen floats and around three hundred brothers in the habit parade: "Prayer in the Garden", "Flagellation of the Lord", "Ecce Homo", "Penitential Cross", "The Nazarene", "The Veronica", "Elevation of the Cross", "Holy Christ of the Atonement", "The Descent", "The Pietà", "Santo Sepulcro", "Apóstol San Juan" and "La Dolorosa" accompanied by the Municipal Music Band, the Bugle and Drum Band of the Holy Confraternity of the Vera-Cruz, and various civil and ecclesiastical authorities. In this procession the silence broken by the music is the main characteristic, as well as the parade that takes place in the Plaza Mayor to interpret Schubert's Ave Maria. It ends with the singing of the Salve Popular and the transfer of the 'Santo Sepulcro' to the Church of San Martín.
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that moment the miracle occurred. Bread turned into flowers. The story does not end there. Casilda became ill and it came to her attention that in La Bureba, in the
Kingdom of Castile, there were some lakes with curative properties, the Lakes of San Vicente. Casilda asked permission to go to her father and he granted it to her. Once healthy, Casilda stayed in the caves that exist in that place to retire. At present, the Sanctuary of Saint Casilda exists in that area, a centre of pilgrimage for Briviescans and for anyone who wants to be cured of any illness in thelakes.
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Castilian mass is celebrated to later venerate Casilda's relic. Afterwards, a picnic is held in the fields of the Sanctuary. In the afternoon, the pilgrimage descends to Briviesca and some popular dances are performed by the same group that livens up the mass. This pilgrimage has been celebrated uninterrupted since 1734, as documents from the Municipal Archive of the City of Briviesca show.
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be occupied by companies. The majority of those located in La Vega are local SMEs and warehouses for agricultural machinery. The multinationals Siro and
Acciona, which has the second biomass plant in Spain, are also located there. For production, the food stands out, followed by mechanics. The situation of Briviesca, along with two main corridors (N-1 and AP-1), has favoured its industrial development.
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Briviesca. Every August 16, the day of San Roque, its interpretation takes place at half past two in the Plaza Mayor. The anthem constitutes the summit event of all the patronal celebrations and, in the last years, the tenor Miguel de Alonso has been the attendant to interpret it in front of six thousand natives and visitors.
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the north: Cameno, on the other side of the Oca; and
Quintanillabón. Both cores are located at a distance of four kilometers from the urban center. The municipality also owns two Minor Local Entities, Valdazo and Revillagodos, both located to the southwest, the first one to five kilometers and the second to ten kilometers.
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Tuesday of Carnival, the "burial of the sardine" is celebrated. It is tradition to make a mourning parade through the streets of the city to take the sardine to one of the bridges in which it is burned, and then the ashes are thrown to the Oca River. After this, a chocolate is distributed among the participants.
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The current festival has been celebrated since 1486, in view of the plague epidemic that was devastating Spain at that moment. The people of
Briviesca told the Saint that, if she freed them from the plague, they would celebrate the festival every year. And so it was done. Up to this year, the day is
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The history of this Saint is very particular. She was the daughter of a Muslim king in Toledo and, according to the legend, she helped and brought bread to her father's prisoners. One day he followed her and asked her to show him what she was hiding in her dress. Casilda said they were roses and, at
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Briviesca is also an important industrial center since the first companies were installed in the 70s in "La Vega" industrial estate, which has already been expanded three times and occupies a total area of 1,000,000 m². Due to the economic crisis, the last expansion and the largest one is waiting to
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The region of La Bureba and therefore, Briviesca, are located in an area of high cereal production, being the wheat and the straw of it, its almost exclusive crop, along with others with less presence of legumes and sunflower to promote crop rotation and avoid the depletion of the land. Briviesca has
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The writing of its letter was entrusted to Fray Justo Pérez de Urbel and the composition of the melody to Rafael
Calleja Gómez. Its premiere took place on August 16, 1929. The act was described by all the presents as the most emotional and transcendental of the time. Since then, it has become a sign
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The city of Briviesca is located in the northeast of the province of Burgos, halfway between Burgos and Miranda de Ebro, in the valley that forms the river Oca between the mountains of San José and de los Pinos. This valley opens onto an extensive plain that is La Bureba, in the Autonomous Community
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On Tuesday of Holy Week, after the afternoon mass, a Penitential Way of the Cross is celebrated through the streets of the city with three processions: "The Nazarene", "The Holy Christ of the Atonement", and "The Solitude of Our Lady", followed by the Bugle and Drum Band, created in 2012. After the
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Briviesca has the largest cultivated area of Castilla y León and one of the largest in Spain. That is why in many cases La Bureba is considered the granary of Castilla. In Briviesca it is the main economic activity. In the region more than 40,000 hectares of land are cultivated. The cereal is mainly
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The Autrigones were one of the pre-Roman peoples who settled in the Iberian Peninsula. From the 3rd century BC, the Autrigones occupied a large area of land around this upper area of the Ebro Valley. Virovesca was mentioned for the first time in 77 AD. Other Autrigon settlements were located nearby,
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Briviesca has wide green spaces open to fields and mountains, as well as a prominent Monumental Complex with several BICs: the Collegiate Church of Santa María la Mayor; the imposing Monastery of Santa Clara, within there is an important Gothic cloister; the cloister of the "Hospitalillo"; the Plaza
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It is not very well known but it has a great tradition among the people of Briviesca and those of the region. It can be considered important because of several aspects: it is the second city in the province, just after the capital, with more processions. It is also unique because there is no record
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Carnivals, properly speaking, do not have much popularity, but there is usually a parade and a carnival on Saturday that attracts people from nearby towns in the region, as well as other activities during the four main days. It is an habit for people to disguise themselves in groups of friends. On
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The current shield of Briviesca, is composed of three elements. In the upper strip, on a red background, three heads, two of inclined Moors and one of a Christian, horizontal, which would be explained as a sign of coexistence between cultures; in the center, also on a red background, three parallel
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It is located at km 280 of the N-I and on the third exit of the AP-1. It is directly connected with other regional municipalities such as Oña, Poza de la Sal or Frías through a regular bus service; and with the smaller towns through the Transport to Demand, so that they can make their purchases and
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The origin of the name Briviesca is not known exactly, but it seems to be of proto-Indo-European origin and it means "place, head or regional capital" or "center or residence of the chief". This is based on the analysis made of the two elements that seem to conform it: the root uiro- and the suffix
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Briviesca stands out for its large industrial estate "La Vega", in which important industries have been installed since the 70s, although today it is mainly made up of small industries and storage warehouses, especially farm implements, which is the main economic activity, not only of the city, but
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It is celebrated, depending on the calendar, on Saint Joseph's Day if it is a public holiday (March 19) or on the nearest weekend. It is a particular tradition from Briviesca which began in the 20th century. Over time, the modernization of the field caused this tradition to stop being celebrated.
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cultivated because this zone has the optimum climate for this type of crop, which occupies 30,000 hectares. The sunflower (8,000 hectares) and other crops such as peas, soybeans, or even opium are also cultivated to a great extent, although the latter has extreme vigilance, control and protection.
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Briviesca is the capital of the municipality formed by five residential nuclei. It has been the growth of the largest, Briviesca, which has included the four others inside the municipality. Thus Briviesca, properly speaking, consists of the city of Briviesca and two neighbourhoods, both located to
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Briviesca is the seat of the Judicial District of Briviesca and has a Court of First Instance and Instruction. The court opened on June 27, 2013, and is located at the corner of Pedro Ruiz Street and Santa Ana al Rio. The space houses the single Court of First Instance and Instruction, courtroom,
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Briviesca had a continuous growth due to the boom in housing construction caused by the housing bubble that attracted a lot of foreign population, multiplying the presence in the city by seven in just ten years. In that time, Briviesca reached an historic maximum population of 7937 inhabitants in
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All these events are organized by a single brotherhood with about six hundred members, founded in 1664- Briviesca's Holy Week, due to its history and its own characteristics, is in the process of being qualified as a "Festival of Regional Tourist Interest". In the year 2014 the Brotherhood that
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The carnivals begin with the celebration known in Briviesca as "the day of the Choricillo" in which it is a tradition that, to face the meat fast on Fridays of Lent, friends hang out in the afternoon to have a snack. The chorizo is the protagonist of the table, as well as other sausages and the
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The current flag of Briviesca has been recently created, it has not been the result of a study or municipal agreement. As mayor Antonio López-Linares, it was considered advisable to provide the city with a flag that could be hoisted at the local festivities. To do this, an old tapestry was used,
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Briviesca does not stand out in this sense, although it is necessary to emphasize that it is the commercial and financial center of the region. The main Savings and Banks and the big supermarkets are located in Briviesca. It also has a large commercial fabric of small stores and it is the hotel
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as well an industrial estate called "La Vega", where there are small and medium-sized companies, and some large multinational companies. The production of food products, textiles, metal, cereal and flour stores, materials for construction and all kinds of workshops on a smaller scale stand out.
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Although the existing prehistoric information in this zone is scarce, several deposits have been found that allow to assure the human presence from the Paleolithic, with remains of importance in the caves of Penches, La Blanca and El Caballón, all of them close to Oña. Later, from the Iron Age
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It begins with the acts prior to the big week in Lent: confessions, talks, Way of the Cross, performances... On Friday of Sorrows, after the afternoon mass, the official opening is celebrated, with the proclamation and the imposition of medals to the new confreres. On Palm Sunday, after the
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Briviesca has not always been located where it does today. The current situation dates from the 14th century. Previously it was located in the nearby mountains, since at that time the defense was the most important. In the fourteenth century and after the purchase of the then Villa by the
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Before the day of the saint, the pilgrimage to the Sanctuary is celebrated on the first Sunday of May. This pilgrimage has been organized by the "Los Deseperaos" crag for 33 years. It starts from the main square in Briviesca, walking along the road that leads to the sanctuary for about ten
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2009. Nevertheless, due to the economic crisis, a recession in the census has happened due to the return to their place of origin of many of these immigrants. Even so, Briviesca is still the fourth most important city in the province after Burgos, Miranda de Ebro and Aranda de Duero.
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In La Bureba in general, and in Briviesca in particular, there are small sheep and pig herds. Intensive livestock is practiced, since there are practically no pastures. These cattle are mainly dedicated to consumption. To a lesser extent there are cattle ranches for milk production.
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center since it has more than 200 hotel rooms spread over four and two star hotels and hostels. It also has traditional restaurants and fast food as well as more than forty bars. Briviesca can also be considered a 'touristic city' since it receives around 40,000 visitors per year.
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community once was present in Briviesca, with he first documentation of Jewish presence dating to 1240. The Jews in Briviesca suffered from various problems, such as anti-Jewish legislation and the consequences of war. The community existed until the 1492
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of the entire region. In the last decades, this has led to Briviesca increasing considerably of population. Nevertheless, due to the economic crisis that started in 2008, this luck was interrupted by losing an average of almost 100 inhabitants per year.
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A total of 9 trains a day make Briviesca very well connected by rail although, due to the cuts, it has lost several connections and frequencies. You can get more information about train arrivals and departures in Briviesca on the Adif-stations website.
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The 15% of the population registered in Briviesca is foreign and comes from 40 different countries, according to the last rectification of the register made by the City Council. On January 1, 2016, the population of the municipality amounted to 6,948.
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On Holy Saturday the Rosary of the Dawn is celebrated in the Procession of the Solitude accompanying "La Dolorosa" and ends with the Easter Sunday and the Procession of the Meeting in which "Jesus Risen" and his "Holy Mother" parade.
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Saint Casilda's Day is celebrated on May 9, local holiday in Briviesca. The Saint has been considered the patron saint of the city since 1600 and the protector of La Bureba, which has a lot of devotion and affection for her.
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Briviesca has a railway station, considered of second order, which runs the Madrid-Irún railway line. Although the Madrid-Hendaye line was inaugurated in the middle of the 19th century, it did not have a station until 1902.
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valley, established here their capital. Subsequently Briviesca, by then called Virovesca, was already considered an important nucleus of population, where the Romans inhabited in the crossroads of two important Roman roads.
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strips of gold, which would allude to the streets of Briviesca and its straightness; at the lower end, water waves that would remit to the Oca river; and adorning the shield, a mural crown of gold.
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of Castilla y León. The Oca River runs throughout much of its layout. Its geographic coordinates are 42 ° 33'00 "N latitude and 03 ° 19'00" W longitude and it is 718 meters above sea level.
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granddaughter of Alfonso the Wise, Blanca of Portugal decided to move it to the current location mainly because it facilitated better access and therefore better commercial communication.
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Briviesca has also a taxi service that allows you to move around any point of the city as to any surrounding municipality. The stop is located on Calle Medina, near the Plaza Mayor.
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blessing of the palms in the Church of Santa Clara, the Procession of the Palms is celebrated with the passage "Entrance to Jerusalem". Afterwards, a mass is celebrated.
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such as Salionca (Poza de la Sal), Segisamunculum (Cerezo de Río Tirón), Vindeleia (Cubo de Bureba), and the aforementioned Tritium (Monasterio de Rodilla).
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1311:Castrillo Mota de Judíos
1076:Arenillas de Riopisuerga
2826:Zarzosa de Río Pisuerga
2656:Villagonzalo Pedernales
1986:Palazuelos de la Sierra
1971:Palacios de Riopisuerga
1886:Monasterio de la Sierra
1856:Merindad de Valdivielso
1851:Merindad de Valdeporres
1841:Merindad de Río Ubierna
1581:Hontoria de Valdearados
1481:Fresnillo de las Dueñas
1291:Cascajares de la Sierra
1021:Alfoz de Quintanadueñas
752:Judicial Administration
186:("La Bureba's capital")
2711:Villamiel de la Sierra
2631:Villaescusa la Sombría
2441:Tinieblas de la Sierra
2436:Terradillos de Esgueva
2371:Santo Domingo de Silos
2356:Santa Olalla de Bureba
2296:San Martín de Rubiales
2226:Riocavado de la Sierra
2146:Quintanilla de la Mata
2136:Quintanilla San García
2126:Quintanar de la Sierra
1846:Merindad de Sotoscueva
1791:Mambrilla de Castrejón
1671:Jaramillo de la Fuente
1586:Hontoria de la Cantera
1431:Cuevas de San Clemente
1116:Barbadillo del Mercado
1111:Barbadillo de Herreros
920:Jewish Virtual Library
433:82/km (210/sq mi)
2786:Villayerno Morquillas
2691:Villamayor de Treviño
2676:Villalbilla de Gumiel
2671:Villalbilla de Burgos
2361:Santibáñez de Esgueva
2341:Santa María del Campo
2306:San Vicente del Valle
2281:San Adrián de Juarros
2266:Salas de los Infantes
2241:Royuela de Río Franco
2191:Regumiel de la Sierra
2176:Rebolledo de la Torre
1976:Palacios de la Sierra
1881:Monasterio de Rodilla
1826:Melgar de Fernamental
1781:Madrigalejo del Monte
1771:Los Barrios de Bureba
1711:La Puebla de Arganzón
1321:Castrillo de la Reina
1296:Castellanos de Castro
1241:Canicosa de la Sierra
1136:Basconcillos del Tozo
730:Population by Nucleus
711:expulsion of the Jews
456: • Summer (
2811:Vilviestre del Pinar
2776:Villaverde del Monte
2766:Villasur de Herreros
2731:Villanueva de Gumiel
2726:Villanueva de Carazo
2721:Villanueva de Argaño
2601:Valles de Palenzuela
2576:Valle de Valdelaguna
2571:Valle de Valdebezana
2456:Torrecilla del Monte
2401:Sotillo de la Ribera
2376:Sargentes de la Lora
2276:Salinillas de Bureba
2181:Redecilla del Camino
2171:Rabé de las Calzadas
2156:Quintanilla del Coco
2066:Pinilla de los Moros
2021:Pedrosa del Príncipe
2016:Pedrosa de Río Úrbel
1686:Jurisdicción de Lara
1596:Hornillos del Camino
1386:Cilleruelo de Arriba
1326:Castrillo de la Vega
1286:Cascajares de Bureba
1221:Cabezón de la Sierra
1146:Baños de Valdearados
1026:Alfoz de Santa Gadea
744:Local Administration
526:autonomous community
430: • Density
353:Autonomous community
316:42.55000°N 3.31667°W
184:Capital de La Bureba
40:improve this article
2581:Valle de Valdelucio
2556:Valle de Santibáñez
2501:Tórtoles de Esgueva
2326:Santa Gadea del Cid
2291:San Mamés de Burgos
2186:Redecilla del Campo
2051:Pineda de la Sierra
1836:Merindad de Montija
1676:Junta de Traslaloma
1491:Fresno de Río Tirón
1451:Espinosa del Camino
1441:Espinosa de Cervera
1391:Ciruelos de Cervera
1381:Cilleruelo de Abajo
1366:Cerratón de Juarros
1361:Cerezo de Río Tirón
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580:Geographic Location
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2736:Villanueva de Teba
2626:Villaescusa de Roa
2591:Valle de las Navas
2541:Valle de Manzanedo
2531:Vallarta de Bureba
2506:Úrbel del Castillo
2416:Susinos del Páramo
2366:Santibáñez del Val
2301:San Millán de Lara
2286:San Juan del Monte
2251:Rublacedo de Abajo
2161:Rabanera del Pinar
2101:Quintana del Pidio
2076:Prádanos de Bureba
2031:Peñaranda de Duero
2026:Pedrosa del Páramo
1981:Palazuelos de Muñó
1966:Padrones de Bureba
1796:Mambrillas de Lara
1776:Madrigal del Monte
1721:La Sequera de Haza
1716:La Revilla y Ahedo
1661:Itero del Castillo
1591:Hontoria del Pinar
1401:Condado de Treviño
1276:Cardeñuela Riopico
1231:Campillo de Aranda
1216:Cabañes de Esgueva
1151:Bañuelos de Bureba
1121:Barbadillo del Pez
1106:Bahabón de Esgueva
1101:Avellanosa de Muñó
975:province of Burgos
916:"Briviesca, Spain"
549:Camino de Santiago
422: • Total
401: • Total
321:42.55000; -3.31667
218:Location in Spain.
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1261:Carcedo de Burgos
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2761:Villasandino
2701:Villambistia
2681:Villaldemiro
2606:Valluércanes
2551:Valle de Oca
2476:Torresandino
2461:Torregalindo
2231:Roa de Duero
2111:Quintanaélez
1766:Los Balbases
1736:Las Hormazas
1501:Fuentebureba
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2771:Villatuelda
2716:Villangómez
2686:Villalmanzo
2651:Villagalijo
2646:Villafruela
2636:Villaespasa
2486:Trespaderne
2216:Revillarruz
2081:Pradoluengo
1911:Nava de Roa
1891:Moncalvillo
1761:Los Ausines
1531:Fuentespina
1526:Fuentenebro
1466:Frandovínez
1416:Covarrubias
1336:Castrojeriz
1266:Cardeñadijo
811:Festivities
775:Agriculture
476:Postal code
319: /
55:"Briviesca"
2801:Villoruebo
2756:Villariezo
2621:Villadiego
2511:Vadocondes
2471:Torrepadre
2411:Sotresgudo
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2091:Puentedura
1816:Mecerreyes
1701:La Gallega
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1246:Cantabrana
1186:Brazacorta
884:References
717:Demography
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417:Population
304:42°33′00″N
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2816:Vizcaínos
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2396:Sordillos
2086:Presencio
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1406:Contreras
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1096:Atapuerca
1051:Arandilla
816:Carnivals
784:Livestock
593:Transport
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498:Briviesca
439:Time zone
409:Elevation
390:La Bureba
307:3°19′00″W
278:Briviesca
245:Briviesca
212:Briviesca
125:Briviesca
2860:Category
2796:Villegas
2661:Villahoz
2481:Tosantos
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2391:Solarana
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2256:Rucandio
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1806:Manciles
1706:La Horra
1651:Iglesias
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1571:Hontanas
1541:Grijalba
1476:Fresneña
1461:Fontioso
1396:Cogollos
1351:Cebrecos
1161:Belorado
1086:Arlanzón
1006:Albillos
518:province
373:Province
135:and town
2611:Valmala
2421:Tamarón
2386:Sasamón
2196:Reinoso
2166:Rábanos
2096:Quemada
1921:Nebreda
1811:Mazuela
1801:Mamolar
1786:Mahamud
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1561:Hacinas
1456:Estépar
1346:Cayuela
1281:Carrias
1036:Ameyugo
1031:Altable
973:in the
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761:Economy
677:History
645:Symbols
610:Railway
510:comarca
506:Spanish
486:Website
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333:Country
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2431:Tejada
2246:Rubena
1621:Humada
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1181:Bozoó
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425:6,675
346:Spain
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