Cornago

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42°04′N 2°06′W / 42.067°N 2.100°W / 42.067; -2.100Country SpainAutonomous
community La RiojaComarcaCervera del Río AlhamaGovernment

 • MayorLuis Manuel Martínez Zapater (PSOE)Area

 • Total90.99 km² (35.13 sq mi)Elevation

750 m (2,460 ft)Population

 (2018)

 • Total319Postal code

26526

Websitewww.cornago.org

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Cornago is a village in the province and autonomous community of La Rioja, Spain. The municipality covers an area of 8.54 square kilometres (3.30 sq mi) and as of 2011 had a population of 426 people.^[1]

Demographics

Population centres

• Cornago
• Valdeperillo

Main sights

Religious buildings

• Church of Saint Peter
• Monastery of Our Lady of Campolapuente
• Hermitage of Saint Catherine
• Hermitage of Saint Anne
• Hermitage of Saint Blaise, former synagogue
• Hermitage of Saint Roch
• Hermitage of Saint Sebastian
• Hermitage of Saint Martin

Civil buildings

• Castle of Cornago
• Palace of the Baroja family

• Monuments of Cornago
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  Church of Saint Peter
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  Castle
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  Remains of the monastery of Our Lady of Campolapuente
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  Palace of the Baroja family
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  Ermita de Santa Catalina
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  Ermita de la Piedad
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  Ermita de Santa Ana
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  Hermitage of Saint Roch
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  Hermitage of Saint Blaise
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  Hermitage of Saint Blaise
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  Hermitage of Saint Blaise
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  Hermitage of Saint Martin

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