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Miño River

river, Ourense, Spain
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  • Mondoñedo
    Lugo

    …dotted with hamlets, while the Miño River crosses southwest toward the Atlantic Ocean. Local medicinal springs account for some tourism, but the principal sources of income are agriculture, production of foodstuffs, and fishing. Lugo is one of the main Spanish producers of rye and potatoes, but cattle and pig breeding…

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    …dotted with hamlets, while the Miño River crosses southwest toward the Atlantic Ocean. Local medicinal springs account for some tourism, but the principal sources of income are agriculture, production of foodstuffs, and fishing. Lugo is one of the main Spanish producers of rye and potatoes, but cattle and pig breeding…

    Read More