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CantabriaAutonomous community and province of northern Spain; area 5,289 sq km/2,042 sq mi; population (2001 est) 537,600. From the coastline on the Bay of Biscay it rises to the Cantabrian Mountains. There is some mining (iron, zinc, and some lead) here, as well as engineering and food industries, particularly dairy products. Along the coast, chief occupations are fishing, fish-processing, and ship-building. The capital is Santander; other chief towns are Reinosa, Torrelavega, Castro Urdiales, and Santoña. Cantabria
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Mansilla's faceted peaks for the Museum of Cantabria echoed a nearby mountain range; and most stark of all, the Casa Rural, a house for a family of five, consists of 11 rectangular cubes of rust-coloured steel embedded in a hillside with ribboned window grilles very like the one for Gaudi's Casa Mila on permanent view at MoMA. 98 Rioja red from Spain with the Sierra Cantabria label and a sweetish French Vouvray chenin blanc from Domaine Pichon at $8. 26-29, Palacio de Festivales de Cantabria, 011 34 94 221 05 08 |
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