Ayala/Aiara

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Ayala / Aiara Aiara (in Basque)
Municipality
Town Hall of Ayala-Aiara, in the concejo (hamlet) of Arespalditza
Seal
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Coordinates: 43°5′0″N 3°3′47″W / 43.08333°N 3.06306°W / 43.08333; -3.06306Coordinates: 43°5′0″N 3°3′47″W / 43.08333°N 3.06306°W / 43.08333; -3.06306
Country	Spain
Autonomous community	Basque Country
Province	Álava
Eskualdea / Comarca	Ayala/Aiara
Government
• Mayor	Gentza Alamillo Udaeta (EAJ-PNV)
Area
• Total	140.90 km² (54.40 sq mi)
Elevation	325 m (1,066 ft)
Population (2018)
• Total	2,967
• Density	21/km² (55/sq mi)
Postal code	01476

Aiara (Spanish: Ayala) is a municipality located in the province of Álava, in the Basque Country, northern Spain.

Localities[edit]

Name		Population
Spanish	Basque	2000	2005	2010	2015	2019
Aguíñiga	Agiñaga	22	27	27	21	21
Añes [es]	Añes	29	29	24	20	22
Beotegui^[a]	Beotegi	196	207	219	209	218
Costera [es]	Opellora	25	29	27	24	27
Echegoyen [es]	Etxegoien	21	17	19	22	13
Erbi [es]	Erbi	5	5	9	10	13
Izoria [es]	Izoria	126	151	160	159	159
Lejarzo [es]	Lexartzu	15	11	15	13	15
Llanteno [es]	Oyantiano	137	132	122	111	103
Lujo [es]	Luxo	3	6	5	4	3
Luyando	Luiaondo	529	925	1131	1242	1271
Madaria	Madaria	11	11	10	5	12
Maroño	Maroño	40	36	33	39	31
Menagaray^[a]	Menagarai	196	207	219	209	218
Menoyo	Menoio	42	42	36	33	33
Murga [es]	Murga	107	106	113	120	126
Oceca [es]	Ozeka	8	4	12	12	18
Olabezar [es]	Olabezar	75	62	63	69	73
Quejana [es]	Keixana	59	55	44	42	34
Respaldiza	Arespalditza	327	403	488	497	512
Retes de Llanteno [es]	Urreti de Llanteno	63	67	70	65	60
Salmantón [es]	Salmantón	27	33	32	31	36
Sojo [es]	Soxo	52	47	51	53	47
Zuaza [es]	Zuhatza	145	137	117	126	127

Notes[edit]

^ a b While all other villages in the municipality have individual councils, Beotegui and Menagaray have a combined council, Menagaray-Beotegui [es], so their population figures reflect the council's combined total.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

AYALA in the Bernardo Estornés Lasa - Auñamendi Encyclopedia (in Spanish)

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[MB-1] While all other villages in the municipality have individual councils, Beotegui and Menagaray have a combined council, Menagaray-Beotegui [es], so their population figures reflect the council's combined total.

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