What did the Tuña say? Tuña to be wild.

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Tuña is one of 44 parishes (administrative divisions) in Tinéu, a municipality within the province and autonomous community of Asturias, in northern Spain.

Villages and hamlets

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Bombiáu
Cabanieḷḷas
Castañéu
Espinaréu
La Pontecastru
Tourayu
Tuña

Notable people

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Rafael del Riego (1784–1823), Spanish general and liberal politician, who played a key role in the outbreak of the Liberal Triennium, which briefly established a constitutional monarchy^{[citation needed]}

References

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↑ "Determinación de los topónimos oficiales del concejo de Tineo".

v t e Parishes in Tinéu, Asturias, Spain
Arganza Bárzana Bourres Brañaḷḷonga Bustieḷḷu Caeras Campucaldera Cezures Coḷḷada El Pedregal El Pozón El Rodical Fastias Francos La Barca La Preda Merías Miñu Muñalén Naraval Navelgas Nieres Oubona Porciles Reḷḷanos Samartín de Semproniana San Esteban de Reḷḷamiego San Fagondu San Fliz San Frichosu Sangoñéu Santianes Santiáu Santolaya Santuyanu Sobráu Sorriba Tabláu Tinéu Troncéu Tuña Viḷḷatresmil Xinestaza Zardaín

43°16′00″N 6°22′00″W / 43.266667°N 6.366667°W / 43.266667; -6.366667

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Villages and hamlets

Notable people

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