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San Vicente de la Sonsierra
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It was created in the 10th century as a fortress for the people of Navarre and together with the Davalillo castle it formed a line of defence. The town inherited the chains depicted on the shield from the kingdom of Navarre, which was the ruling power.
Easter: The Medieval «Picaos» tradition. Since the 16th century, the Vera Cruz Guild has organised traditional processions and flagellations during Easter, on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, during the Cruz de Mayo spring festivities and in September.
The most important of these is the «picaos» procession, which is when the guild's penitents whip themselves in public. This is an ancient tradition that has not been seen in the rest of Spain for centuries. The ritual begins at the feet of the image of La Dolorosa. The penitents take off their grey capes and begin to flog their naked backs using a whip made of cotton rope. Guild members then prick their backs with glass so that they bleed.
-Surrounding area: The 11th century Romanesque Basilica of Santa María de la Piscina. The single nave in this church leads to a semi-circular apse. It was founded in 1088 by prince Ramiro. According to legend, Ramiro took part in the taking of Jerusalem and entered the city through the Pool of Bethesda, where he found an image of the Virgin and brought it back to Navarre. He ordered this church to be built in her honour and it was given her name. The villages of Peciña and Rivas de Tereso, forests and hiking.
Download the free iPhone app provided by the San Vicente de la Sonsierra Council, which has lots of interesting information about the town: Link with information about the app and the download.
-Location: It is part of the district of Haro. The town is on the left bank of the River Ebro in the area called the Sonsierra riojana. The mountains drop considerably in height from north to south in this district, with some mountains in the Toloño range at over one thousand metres whilst in the Ebro Valley, there are altitudes of under 500 metres. San Vicente and Ábalos are the only towns in La Rioja on the left bank of the River Ebro.
-Area: 48.43 km2.
-Height: 528 m.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Peciña and Rivas de Tereso.
-Economy: These are farming villages, producing mainly grapes, grain, fruit and beet. There are some large wineries in the town.
It was created in the 10th century as a fortress for the people of Navarre and together with the Davalillo castle it formed a line of defence. The town inherited the chains depicted on the shield from the kingdom of Navarre, which was the ruling power.
Easter: The Medieval «Picaos» tradition. Since the 16th century, the Vera Cruz Guild has organised traditional processions and flagellations during Easter, on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, during the Cruz de Mayo spring festivities and in September.
The most important of these is the «picaos» procession, which is when the guild's penitents whip themselves in public. This is an ancient tradition that has not been seen in the rest of Spain for centuries. The ritual begins at the feet of the image of La Dolorosa. The penitents take off their grey capes and begin to flog their naked backs using a whip made of cotton rope. Guild members then prick their backs with glass so that they bleed.
-Surrounding area: The 11th century Romanesque Basilica of Santa María de la Piscina. The single nave in this church leads to a semi-circular apse. It was founded in 1088 by prince Ramiro. According to legend, Ramiro took part in the taking of Jerusalem and entered the city through the Pool of Bethesda, where he found an image of the Virgin and brought it back to Navarre. He ordered this church to be built in her honour and it was given her name. The villages of Peciña and Rivas de Tereso, forests and hiking.
Download the free iPhone app provided by the San Vicente de la Sonsierra Council, which has lots of interesting information about the town: Link with information about the app and the download.
-Location: It is part of the district of Haro. The town is on the left bank of the River Ebro in the area called the Sonsierra riojana. The mountains drop considerably in height from north to south in this district, with some mountains in the Toloño range at over one thousand metres whilst in the Ebro Valley, there are altitudes of under 500 metres. San Vicente and Ábalos are the only towns in La Rioja on the left bank of the River Ebro.
-Area: 48.43 km2.
-Height: 528 m.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Peciña and Rivas de Tereso.
-Economy: These are farming villages, producing mainly grapes, grain, fruit and beet. There are some large wineries in the town.
Santa Coloma
tipo de documento Towns
Before the Arab invasion, Santa Coloma was famous for its monastery. In 1046, King García of Nájera gave Santa Coloma to his wife Estefanía, who donated it to San Millán. There was a city wall to defend the town against the Kingdom of Navarre. During the 17th century, the town became independent from Nájera. On 8 December 1812, 60 municipalities met in Santa Coloma to present La Rioja's independence to the parliament in Cádiz.
-Surrounding area: The Santa María La Real Monastery in Nájera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Nájera. It is on the northern slopes of the Moncalvillo and Serradero Mountains.
-Area: 34.73 km2.
-Height: 763 metres.
-Economy:The area's main activity is farming, particularly barley, potatoes, fodder and leguminous plants. There is also a lot of sheep, cattle and pig farming.
-Surrounding area: The Santa María La Real Monastery in Nájera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Nájera. It is on the northern slopes of the Moncalvillo and Serradero Mountains.
-Area: 34.73 km2.
-Height: 763 metres.
-Economy:The area's main activity is farming, particularly barley, potatoes, fodder and leguminous plants. There is also a lot of sheep, cattle and pig farming.
Before the Arab invasion, Santa Coloma was famous for its monastery. In 1046, King García of Nájera gave Santa Coloma to his wife Estefanía, who donated it to San Millán. There was a city wall to defend the town against the Kingdom of Navarre. During the 17th century, the town became independent from Nájera. On 8 December 1812, 60 municipalities met in Santa Coloma to present La Rioja's independence to the parliament in Cádiz.
-Surrounding area: The Santa María La Real Monastery in Nájera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Nájera. It is on the northern slopes of the Moncalvillo and Serradero Mountains.
-Area: 34.73 km2.
-Height: 763 metres.
-Economy:The area's main activity is farming, particularly barley, potatoes, fodder and leguminous plants. There is also a lot of sheep, cattle and pig farming.
-Surrounding area: The Santa María La Real Monastery in Nájera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Nájera. It is on the northern slopes of the Moncalvillo and Serradero Mountains.
-Area: 34.73 km2.
-Height: 763 metres.
-Economy:The area's main activity is farming, particularly barley, potatoes, fodder and leguminous plants. There is also a lot of sheep, cattle and pig farming.
Santa Engracia del Jubera
tipo de documento Towns
Santa Engracia del Jubera es un municipio de la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Logroño. Situado en las estibaciones del Camero Viejo, en torno a la cuenca del río Jubera.
-Superficie: 84,93 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 648 m.
-Núcleos de población, barrios o aldeas: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina y Santa Engracia.
-Economía: Se basa en la agricultura, predominando los cultivos de secano, sobre todo de cebada. , Santa Engracia del Jubera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipality is in the foothills of the Camero Viejo Mountains around the basin formed by the River Jubera.
-Area: 84.93 km2.
-Height: 648 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina and Santa Engracia.
-Economy: Activity is centred on farming, particularly dry crops such as barley.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Logroño. Situado en las estibaciones del Camero Viejo, en torno a la cuenca del río Jubera.
-Superficie: 84,93 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 648 m.
-Núcleos de población, barrios o aldeas: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina y Santa Engracia.
-Economía: Se basa en la agricultura, predominando los cultivos de secano, sobre todo de cebada. , Santa Engracia del Jubera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipality is in the foothills of the Camero Viejo Mountains around the basin formed by the River Jubera.
-Area: 84.93 km2.
-Height: 648 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina and Santa Engracia.
-Economy: Activity is centred on farming, particularly dry crops such as barley.
Santa Engracia del Jubera es un municipio de la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Logroño. Situado en las estibaciones del Camero Viejo, en torno a la cuenca del río Jubera.
-Superficie: 84,93 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 648 m.
-Núcleos de población, barrios o aldeas: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina y Santa Engracia.
-Economía: Se basa en la agricultura, predominando los cultivos de secano, sobre todo de cebada. , Santa Engracia del Jubera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipality is in the foothills of the Camero Viejo Mountains around the basin formed by the River Jubera.
-Area: 84.93 km2.
-Height: 648 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina and Santa Engracia.
-Economy: Activity is centred on farming, particularly dry crops such as barley.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Logroño. Situado en las estibaciones del Camero Viejo, en torno a la cuenca del río Jubera.
-Superficie: 84,93 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 648 m.
-Núcleos de población, barrios o aldeas: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina y Santa Engracia.
-Economía: Se basa en la agricultura, predominando los cultivos de secano, sobre todo de cebada. , Santa Engracia del Jubera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipality is in the foothills of the Camero Viejo Mountains around the basin formed by the River Jubera.
-Area: 84.93 km2.
-Height: 648 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: El Collado, Reinares, San Bartolomé, San Martín, Santa Cecilia, Santa Marina and Santa Engracia.
-Economy: Activity is centred on farming, particularly dry crops such as barley.
Santa Eulalia Bajera
tipo de documento Towns
Santa Eulalia Bajera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Arnedo. It is found in the middle section of the Cidacos Valley.
-Area: 8.43 km2
-Height: 612 metres.
-Economy: The municipality's economy is based on farming, particularly dry crops: wheat, grapes, olives, almonds and garden vegetables, such as potatoes.
-Location: It is part of the district of Arnedo. It is found in the middle section of the Cidacos Valley.
-Area: 8.43 km2
-Height: 612 metres.
-Economy: The municipality's economy is based on farming, particularly dry crops: wheat, grapes, olives, almonds and garden vegetables, such as potatoes.
Santa Eulalia Bajera is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Arnedo. It is found in the middle section of the Cidacos Valley.
-Area: 8.43 km2
-Height: 612 metres.
-Economy: The municipality's economy is based on farming, particularly dry crops: wheat, grapes, olives, almonds and garden vegetables, such as potatoes.
-Location: It is part of the district of Arnedo. It is found in the middle section of the Cidacos Valley.
-Area: 8.43 km2
-Height: 612 metres.
-Economy: The municipality's economy is based on farming, particularly dry crops: wheat, grapes, olives, almonds and garden vegetables, such as potatoes.
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
tipo de documento Towns
The city is a beautiful stop on the Way of St. James. It is linked to Santo Domingo, who was born in Vitoria, and to his building work on the Roman road. The city was settled and grew as a result of the pilgrim's hospital founded by the Saint around the second half of the 12th century. The bridge spanning the River Oja, which helped pilgrims on their way, also contributed to the city's development. The city grew as a result of the inn, then later due to the Way of St. James and it became a considerable artistic, religious and financial centre. It became more powerful in the late Middle Ages.
In August, there is a play about the miracles of the saint called «Los Milagros del santo», and during the December bank holiday to celebrate the constitution there is a «Medieval Market». Of interest: visit the real cockerel and hen in the cathedral.
On the 25 April, the first day of the festival, members of the guild walk the streets of the town using a feather to paint blue marks on the faces of the young people chosen to take part in the procession. From the 1 May onwards, a drummer walks through the town banging a drum to represent the Saint's steps as he guided the pilgrims. On the 10 May, there is a procession of sheep to remember Alfonso I of Aragón's 1112 order, which stated that the town's livestock could graze freely on the kingdom's mountains. On this day, oak branches are blessed and there is a procession of Prioresses. The Pan del Santo procession takes place the following day. A child carrying a bread figure of the hanged pilgrim leads the procession, followed by the maidens. The Wheel Procession also takes place on this day. The Saint's death is remembered on the 22 with a shared lunch, mass in the cathedral and then the procession. During the festivities there are open-air dances, bull fighting and all kinds of other events.
-Surrounding area: The Abejas and Santo Chapels. The town is close to Valdezcaray and the Demanda Mountains.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada. It is on a large river plain and to the south and south west the landscape gradually rises towards the foothills of the Yuso Mountains.
-Area: 39.91 km2.
-Height: 638 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly rain-fed crops and potatoes, but there are also some more recent industries: metal, construction, wood, textiles, etc. The tertiary sector is growing and there are many businesses of all kinds including workshops, banks, hotels, businesses, schools and shopping centres, etc.
The city is a beautiful stop on the Way of St. James. It is linked to Santo Domingo, who was born in Vitoria, and to his building work on the Roman road. The city was settled and grew as a result of the pilgrim's hospital founded by the Saint around the second half of the 12th century. The bridge spanning the River Oja, which helped pilgrims on their way, also contributed to the city's development. The city grew as a result of the inn, then later due to the Way of St. James and it became a considerable artistic, religious and financial centre. It became more powerful in the late Middle Ages.
In August, there is a play about the miracles of the saint called «Los Milagros del santo», and during the December bank holiday to celebrate the constitution there is a «Medieval Market». Of interest: visit the real cockerel and hen in the cathedral.
On the 25 April, the first day of the festival, members of the guild walk the streets of the town using a feather to paint blue marks on the faces of the young people chosen to take part in the procession. From the 1 May onwards, a drummer walks through the town banging a drum to represent the Saint's steps as he guided the pilgrims. On the 10 May, there is a procession of sheep to remember Alfonso I of Aragón's 1112 order, which stated that the town's livestock could graze freely on the kingdom's mountains. On this day, oak branches are blessed and there is a procession of Prioresses. The Pan del Santo procession takes place the following day. A child carrying a bread figure of the hanged pilgrim leads the procession, followed by the maidens. The Wheel Procession also takes place on this day. The Saint's death is remembered on the 22 with a shared lunch, mass in the cathedral and then the procession. During the festivities there are open-air dances, bull fighting and all kinds of other events.
-Surrounding area: The Abejas and Santo Chapels. The town is close to Valdezcaray and the Demanda Mountains.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada. It is on a large river plain and to the south and south west the landscape gradually rises towards the foothills of the Yuso Mountains.
-Area: 39.91 km2.
-Height: 638 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly rain-fed crops and potatoes, but there are also some more recent industries: metal, construction, wood, textiles, etc. The tertiary sector is growing and there are many businesses of all kinds including workshops, banks, hotels, businesses, schools and shopping centres, etc.
Santurde de Rioja
tipo de documento Towns
Santurde de Rioja is a Spanish municipality in La Rioja between Santo Domingo de la Calzada and Ezcaray, around 55 km from Logroño.
-Location: It is part of the district of Santo Domingo. It is on the northern edge of the Demanda Mountains, midway along the River Oja. The mountains climb here until they reach altitudes of over 1,000 metres in the Yuso Mountains. The town centre is on the left bank of the river in a narrow valley.
-Area: 15.4 km2.
-Height: 712 metres.
-Economy: The economy is based on farming, particularly grain and potatoes.
-Location: It is part of the district of Santo Domingo. It is on the northern edge of the Demanda Mountains, midway along the River Oja. The mountains climb here until they reach altitudes of over 1,000 metres in the Yuso Mountains. The town centre is on the left bank of the river in a narrow valley.
-Area: 15.4 km2.
-Height: 712 metres.
-Economy: The economy is based on farming, particularly grain and potatoes.
Santurde de Rioja is a Spanish municipality in La Rioja between Santo Domingo de la Calzada and Ezcaray, around 55 km from Logroño.
-Location: It is part of the district of Santo Domingo. It is on the northern edge of the Demanda Mountains, midway along the River Oja. The mountains climb here until they reach altitudes of over 1,000 metres in the Yuso Mountains. The town centre is on the left bank of the river in a narrow valley.
-Area: 15.4 km2.
-Height: 712 metres.
-Economy: The economy is based on farming, particularly grain and potatoes.
-Location: It is part of the district of Santo Domingo. It is on the northern edge of the Demanda Mountains, midway along the River Oja. The mountains climb here until they reach altitudes of over 1,000 metres in the Yuso Mountains. The town centre is on the left bank of the river in a narrow valley.
-Area: 15.4 km2.
-Height: 712 metres.
-Economy: The economy is based on farming, particularly grain and potatoes.
Santurdejo
tipo de documento Towns
Santurdejo is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja on the right bank of the River Santurdejo in the southwest of the Upper Rioja area. This municipal area borders the Santo Domingo de la Calzada municipal area to the north, the Pazuengos municipal area to the south, the Manzanares de Rioja municipal area to the east and Ojacastro to the west.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
-Area: 18.3 km2.
-Height: 780 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are livestock and crop farming, especially potatoes.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
-Area: 18.3 km2.
-Height: 780 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are livestock and crop farming, especially potatoes.
Santurdejo is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja on the right bank of the River Santurdejo in the southwest of the Upper Rioja area. This municipal area borders the Santo Domingo de la Calzada municipal area to the north, the Pazuengos municipal area to the south, the Manzanares de Rioja municipal area to the east and Ojacastro to the west.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
-Area: 18.3 km2.
-Height: 780 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are livestock and crop farming, especially potatoes.
-Location: The town is part of the district of Santo Domingo de la Calzada.
-Area: 18.3 km2.
-Height: 780 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are livestock and crop farming, especially potatoes.
Sojuela is a municipality in La Rioja, some 14 km from Logroño and with a population of 201. The Sojuela Golf Club or Moncalvillo Green Club is in this municipal area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 15.3 km2.
-Height: 669 metres.
-Economy: Sojuela is a farming area, with more dry farming than irrigated farming.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 15.3 km2.
-Height: 669 metres.
-Economy: Sojuela is a farming area, with more dry farming than irrigated farming.
Sojuela is a municipality in La Rioja, some 14 km from Logroño and with a population of 201. The Sojuela Golf Club or Moncalvillo Green Club is in this municipal area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 15.3 km2.
-Height: 669 metres.
-Economy: Sojuela is a farming area, with more dry farming than irrigated farming.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 15.3 km2.
-Height: 669 metres.
-Economy: Sojuela is a farming area, with more dry farming than irrigated farming.
Sorzano is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the western Iregua Valley and some 17 km from the region's capital city Logroño. The area borders Sojuela and Nalda to the east and Entrena to the north. There is a council district to the south shared by Sorzano, Nalda and Viguera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 10.07 km2.
-Height: 719 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grain.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 10.07 km2.
-Height: 719 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grain.
Sorzano is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the western Iregua Valley and some 17 km from the region's capital city Logroño. The area borders Sojuela and Nalda to the east and Entrena to the north. There is a council district to the south shared by Sorzano, Nalda and Viguera.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 10.07 km2.
-Height: 719 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grain.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. It is in the western Iregua Valley.
-Area: 10.07 km2.
-Height: 719 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grain.
Sotés is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipal area is in the Iregua Valley at the foot of the Moncalvillo Mountain.
-Area: 30.7 km2.
-Height: 672 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grapes and barley.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipal area is in the Iregua Valley at the foot of the Moncalvillo Mountain.
-Area: 30.7 km2.
-Height: 672 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grapes and barley.
Sotés is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipal area is in the Iregua Valley at the foot of the Moncalvillo Mountain.
-Area: 30.7 km2.
-Height: 672 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grapes and barley.
-Location: It is part of the district of Logroño. The municipal area is in the Iregua Valley at the foot of the Moncalvillo Mountain.
-Area: 30.7 km2.
-Height: 672 metres.
-Economy: The main activity is farming, particularly grapes and barley.
Soto en Cameros
tipo de documento Towns
Soto en Cameros is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros. The municipal area is on the northern edge of the Cameros region, midway along the River Leza.
-Area: 49.3 km2.
-Height: 718 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Luezas and Trevijano.
-Economy: The textile industry has now disappeared and people here farm livestock. The marzipan made in this town is also very famous.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros. The municipal area is on the northern edge of the Cameros region, midway along the River Leza.
-Area: 49.3 km2.
-Height: 718 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Luezas and Trevijano.
-Economy: The textile industry has now disappeared and people here farm livestock. The marzipan made in this town is also very famous.
Soto en Cameros is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros. The municipal area is on the northern edge of the Cameros region, midway along the River Leza.
-Area: 49.3 km2.
-Height: 718 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Luezas and Trevijano.
-Economy: The textile industry has now disappeared and people here farm livestock. The marzipan made in this town is also very famous.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros. The municipal area is on the northern edge of the Cameros region, midway along the River Leza.
-Area: 49.3 km2.
-Height: 718 metres.
-Populated areas, neighbourhoods or villages: Luezas and Trevijano.
-Economy: The textile industry has now disappeared and people here farm livestock. The marzipan made in this town is also very famous.
Terroba es un municipio de la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja, situada en la cuenca del río Leza, comarca del Camero Viejo.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Superficie: 8,8 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 791 m.
-Economía: La actividad principal de la localidad es la ganadería de vacuno y cabrío. La agricultura está relacionada con la ganadería, destacando los cultivos de forraje, patata y huerta. , Terroba is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza and in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Area: 8.8 km2.
-Height: 791 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are cattle and goat farming. Crop farming is linked to the livestock and the main crops are fodder, potatoes and fruit and vegetables.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Superficie: 8,8 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 791 m.
-Economía: La actividad principal de la localidad es la ganadería de vacuno y cabrío. La agricultura está relacionada con la ganadería, destacando los cultivos de forraje, patata y huerta. , Terroba is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza and in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Area: 8.8 km2.
-Height: 791 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are cattle and goat farming. Crop farming is linked to the livestock and the main crops are fodder, potatoes and fruit and vegetables.
Terroba es un municipio de la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja, situada en la cuenca del río Leza, comarca del Camero Viejo.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Superficie: 8,8 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 791 m.
-Economía: La actividad principal de la localidad es la ganadería de vacuno y cabrío. La agricultura está relacionada con la ganadería, destacando los cultivos de forraje, patata y huerta. , Terroba is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza and in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Area: 8.8 km2.
-Height: 791 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are cattle and goat farming. Crop farming is linked to the livestock and the main crops are fodder, potatoes and fruit and vegetables.
-Situación: Pertenece a la comarca de Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Superficie: 8,8 km cuadrados.
-Altitud: 791 m.
-Economía: La actividad principal de la localidad es la ganadería de vacuno y cabrío. La agricultura está relacionada con la ganadería, destacando los cultivos de forraje, patata y huerta. , Terroba is a municipality in the autonomous region of La Rioja in the basin formed by the River Leza and in the Camero Viejo area.
-Location: It is part of the district of Torrecilla en Cameros.
-Area: 8.8 km2.
-Height: 791 metres.
-Economy: The main activities here are cattle and goat farming. Crop farming is linked to the livestock and the main crops are fodder, potatoes and fruit and vegetables.
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