Ea and your estuary in low tide

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Ea and your estuary in low tide

The Ea people sprouts in the XVI century when anglers of the near villages Ereño, Bedarona and Nachitua, establish a permanent settling of anglers in the natural port that forms the Ea. estuary until the Ea century XIX not had not municipal own entity. The estuary divided the people in two parts, one of them belonged to the atrium of Bedarona (Bedaroa) and the other half to the atrium of Nachitua (Natxitua). This is the reason that Ea possesses two parochial churches, a to each side of the river and separate only for a bridge. In the century XIX the Ea port surpassed in vigor and population at two atriums to those who belonged. For it the municipalities of Bedarona and Nachitua were combined in a new municipality of Ea name and with |capitalidad| in the port of Ea. as of then, the returns inverted, and Nachitua and Bedarona become rural wards of Ea.Taking by JMSE on 6th July 2003 ://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ea_%28Vizcaya%29 |http|

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