La Marea

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La Marea is one of 24 parishes (administrative divisions) in Piloña, a municipality within the province and autonomous community of Asturias, in northern Spain.

The population is 55 people. (INE 2011).

Villages and hamlets

El Fresnedal
La Marea
La Comba
Los Cuetos
Les Cueves
Miera
El Retornu

Other populated places

Carcovaseca
Casa Pura
El Crespu
El Faéu
El Pical
El Portalón
El Tornu
El Trompicu
El Valluecu
L'Ablanosa
L'Argayu
La Casellina
La Llera
La Llonganiza
La Marea de Riba
La Noval
La Pría
La Vallinona
La Veguina
La Viña
Les Mueles
Los Andrinales
Los Miyares
Los Pandos
Los Torales
Maraña
Pandumolín

References

v t e Parishesin Piloña, Asturias, Spain
Anayo L'Arteosa Belonciu Borines Cerecea Coya Espinaréu Lludeña La Marea Miyares Los Montes Pintueles Ques L'Infiestu San Román San Xuan de Berbío Santana de Maza Sebares Sellón Sorribes El Tozu Valle Vallobal Villamayor

43°16′26″N 5°25′17″W / 43.274009°N 5.421415°W / 43.274009; -5.421415

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