Álava
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Álava (IPA: [ˈalaβa] in Spaingie) or Araba (IPA: [aˈɾaba] in Basque), offeecially Araba/Álava,[1] is a province o Spain an a historical territory o the Basque Kintra, heir o the auncient Laird o Álava. Its caipital ceety is Vitoria-Gasteiz whilk is the caipital o the autonomous commonty an aw. It haes mairches the Basque provinces o Biscay an Gipuzkoa tae the north, the commonty o La Rioja tae the sooth, the province o Burgos (in the commonity o Castile an León) tae the wast an the commonty o Navarre tae the east. The Enclave o Treviño is pairt o the province o Burgos, no Álava.
Álava Araba | |
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Province | |
Historical Territory o Álava1 | |
Kintra | Spain |
Autonomous commonty | Basque Kintra |
Caipital | Vitoria-Gasteiz |
Govrenment | |
• Deputy General | Javier de Andrés (Fowkpairty) |
Area | |
• Total | 2,963 km2 (1,144 sq mi) |
Population (2011) | |
• Total | 322,557 |
• Density | 110/km2 (280/sq mi) |
• Rankit | 41 |
• Percent | 0.68% |
Demonym | |
Offeecial leids | Spaingie, Basque |
Pairlament | Cortes Generales |
Congress seats | 4 |
Senate seats | 4 |
Juntas Generales de Álava | 51 |
Website | Diputación Foral de Álava |
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It is the lairgest o the three provinces in the Basque Autonomous Commonty in geographical terms, wi 2,963 km², but the least populatit an aw wi 322,557 indwellers (2012).
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