Sabiñánigo
Sabiñánigo ( Aragonese Samianigo ) is the capital and administrative center of the homonymous municipality ( municipality ) in the province of Huesca of the Autonomous Community of Aragon. Sabiñánigo belongs to the comarca of Alto Gallego. The entire community had Sabiñánigo 2012 10.241 inhabitants in the year.
Geography
Sabiñánigo is located 58 kilometers north of the provincial capital of Huesca between the valley of the Río Aurín and the middle reaches of the Rio Gallego. Sabiñánigo is located in the Pyrenees foothills to 780 meters.
Community structure
The community is adjacent to the main town Sabiñánigo of the following villages and hamlets: Abellada, Abenilla, Acumuer, Aineto, Alavés, Allué, Arguisal, Arraso, Arruaba, Arto, Artosilla, Aspes, ASQUES, Asun, Atos Alto, Atos Bajo, Aurín, Bara, Barangua, Belarra, Bentué de Nocito, bolas, Borrés, Campares, Cañardo, Cartirana, Castiello de Guarga, Castillo de Leres, Ceresola, Fablo, Fenillosa, Gesera, Gillué, Grasa, Hostal de Ipies, Ibirque, Ibort, Ipies, Isín, ISMM de Basa, Jabarrella, Laguarta, Lanave, Larrede, Larrés, Lasaosa, Lasieso, Latas, Latrás, LAYES, Molino de Escartín, Molino de Villobas, Ordovés, Orna de Gallego, Osán, Pardinilla, El Puente de Sabiñánigo, Rapún, Sabiñánigo Alto, San Esteban de Guarga, San Román de Basa, Sandiás, Santa María de Perula, Sarda, Sasal, Satué, Secorún, Senegüé, Solanilla, Sorripas, Used, Villacampa and Yéspola.
Economy
In the 20th century the town developed into a tourist center, many ski resorts are reachable from which.
Culture
- Museo de Artes y Ángel Orensanz Serrablo, the ethnological museum was opened in 1979
Community partnership
- Billère, France France
- Peter Berg ( Hesse), Germany Germany