- francés), or
Northern Basque Country (Basque: Ipar
Euskal Herria, or
Iparralde, lit. 'the
Northern Region'), is a
region lying on the west of the French...
- más
destacados de la V.
Encuesta Sociolingüística de la CAV,
Navarra e
Iparralde".
Eusko Jaurlaritza (in Basque). 18 July 2012.
Retrieved 1
September 2018...
- (shown in pink and
green on the map)
Northern Basque Country (Basque:
Iparralde or
French Basque Country, as used in
France (Pays Basque), the
three (historic)...
-
Founded in 1924, it
plays in División de Honor,
holding home
games at
Campo Iparralde.
Apart from football, the club also
promotes other sports such as boxing...
- Sud-Ouest (which
includes Iparralde). The list
gained 5,157
votes (0.20%) in the constituency.
Almost all of the
votes came from
Iparralde,
where the list came...
-
French Basque Country.
Nowadays Basque-speakers
refer to this
region as
Iparralde (Basque for North), and to the
Spanish provinces as
Hegoalde (South)....
- area as well as to
sports centre users.
Works have
started in the new
Iparralde station, in the town of Amurrio. This
station will be renewed, 200 m of...
- the late 19th century. The
Northern Basque Country,
known in
Basque as
Iparralde (literally, "the
northern part"), is the part of the
Basque Country that...
-
Euskalerria concept,
Basque descendants can be from Navarre,
Euskadi or
Iparralde. The
first Catholic archbishop in Mexico, Juan Zumarraga, was Basque....
-
nationalist group or cell that acts in the
Northern Basque Country (Basque:
Iparralde). The word
irrintzi refers originally to the
traditional Basque folk high-pitched...
