El Beyu
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El Beyu (Spanish: San Ignacio) is one of nine parishes (administrative divisions) in Ponga, a municipality within the province and autonomous community of Asturias, in northern Spain.
The population is 39 (INE 2011).
Culture
Its specialty is the cheese, Queso de Beyos.
Places
- Bidosa
- Bores
- Canisquesu
- Coricos
- El Cantiellu
- El Collugu
- El Colláu
- El Mediu Pueblu
- El Teyéu
- El Valle Sotu
- El Xerrón
- Gusmián
- L'Arenal
- L'Horrón
- La Batuda
- La Mata'l Tornu
- Los Torneros
- Pombayón
- Robriellos
- Valbardayu
43°13′00″N 5°05′45″W / 43.216771°N 5.095843°W / 43.216771; -5.095843
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Parishes in Ponga, Asturias, Spain
- Abiegos
- Carangres
- Casielles
- Cazu
- El Beyu
- San Xuan de Beleño
- Sobrefoz
- Tarañes
- Viegu
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