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Estada, prov. of Huesca, to 61 km. of the capital. Located to the south of Prepirineo, in the valley of Cinca, next to the channel of Aragon and Catalonia, to 382 m. Half annual temperature, 13,3°. Annual precipitation, 550 mm. According to the local tradition, exile died and San Valero, bishop from Zaragoza, was buried among the centuries IV to X, what you confirms for the funeral remains found in a village walled Roman paleocristiana that Villa should call himself Stata, the current population's origin.
In 1087 Pedro I Estada used for the reconquest of Barbastro and Monsoon, and he/she lifted a tower in front of one of its doors.
Estada, prov. of Huesca, to 61 km. of the capital. Located to the south of Prepirineo, in the valley of Cinca, next to the channel of Aragon and Catalonia, to 382 m. Half annual temperature, 13,3°. Annual precipitation, 550 mm. According to the local tradition, exile died and San Valero, bishop from Zaragoza, was buried among the centuries IV to X, what you confirms for the funeral remains found in a village walled Roman paleocristiana that Villa should call himself Stata, the current population's origin.
In 1087 Pedro I Estada used for the reconquest of Barbastro and Monsoon, and he/she lifted a tower in front of one of its doors.
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