Langreo
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Llangréu
Flag Coat of Arms
Location
Location of Llangreu
Coordinates : Time zone :
General information
Native name	Llangréu (Asturian)
Spanish name	Langreo
Postal code	33XXX
Website	http://www.langreo.as/
Administration
Country	Spain
Autonomous Community	Asturias
Province	Asturias
Comarca	[[{{{comarca_link}}}|comarca_link =]]
Mayor	María Esther Díaz (PSOE)
Geography
Land Area	82,46 km²
Altitude	1.021 m AMSL
Population
Population	46.076 (2007)
- rank in Spain:	density = 558,76
Density	{{{density}}} hab./km² (PD/sqmi) (2007)

Langreo, (Asturian Llangréu), officially Llangréu / Langreo is a municipality of northern Spain, province of The Principality of Asturias. In the neighborhood fruit and cider are produced, and there are important coal mines, foundries, and factories for the manufacture of coarse cloth. It is formed by La Felguera, Sama, Ciaño and other parishes and localities. Population: 47,000

Parishes

• Barros
• Ciaño
• El Entrego
• La Felguera
• La Venta
• Lada
• Riaño
• Sama
• Tuilla

See also

• Santa Bárbara bendita - Traditional song of the asturian coal miners, talks of the María Luisa mine located in Ciaño.

External links

• Ayuntamiento de Langreo

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