Aller, Asturias
Aller is a comune ( concejo in Asturias, corresponds municipio in the rest of Spain ) in the south of the autonomous community of Asturias in Spain.
The community has with its 11,906 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013) a floor area of 376 km ². The main town and administrative center is Cabañaquinta.
- 6.1 Regular events (fiestas )
Geography and climate
The highest elevation is the Esturbín de Valverde with 2,115 meters. In the course of the Most coal deposits are mined for a long time great.
Pleasantly mild summers alternate with also mild, rarely severe winters. In the highlands of the winters can be quite severe.
The coat of arms
- Top left: the castles of Soto, Pelúgano and El Pino
- Top right: the coat of arms Quirós family
- Bottom left: the arms of the Solís family
- Bottom right: the coat of arms of the families Castañón and Nembra
- Middle: the Victory Cross
Policy
The 17 seats in the municipal council are elected every four years and are distributed as follows:
Economy
Population Development
Parroquias
All is divided into 18 parroquias:
- Cuérigo
- El Pino
- Llamas
- Moreda
- Murias
- Nembra
- Pelúgano
- Piñeres
- Santibáñez de La Fuente
- Serrapio
- Soto
- Vega
Culture and sights
- The megaliths of El Padrún in the parish Boo
- Many other churches and buildings from several centuries
Regular events (fiestas )
Every year takes place the celebration of Martin Community "los Humanitarios de San Martín de Moreda " on September 8.
Sons and daughters of the region
- José Suárez ( * September 9, 1919; † 6 August 1981), actor
- José Campo Castañon (* June 21, 1921; † 16, 1992), poet and writer