Amurrio

Amurrio is a municipality in Álava province situated in hilly terrain with valleys at around 219 meters elevation. The area includes residential zones, farmland, and wooded sections spread across the Cuadrilla de Ayala district.

The municipality was formally established in 1919, representing a key shift in how Álava province organized its administrative boundaries. This reorganization shaped the current territorial structure and governance of the area.

The place reflects Basque identity through its festivals, regional food, and the Euskera language spoken in daily life. These traditions shape how the community gathers and celebrates throughout the year.

The municipal office operates Monday through Friday, offering residents and visitors support with documentation, permits, and local information. It serves as the main administrative center for all inquiries about the area.

The area participates in environmental programs focused on waste management and sustainability as part of the regional administrative framework. These initiatives reflect local commitment to long-term development and resource care.

Location: Cuadrilla de Ayala / Aiarako eskualdea

Inception: 1919

Capital city: Amurrio

Elevation above the sea: 219 m

Shares border with: Zuia, Orduña-Urduña, Ayala-Aiara, Orozko, Urkabustaiz, Berberana, Junta de Villalba de Losa, Kuartango

Website: http://amurrio.org

GPS coordinates: 43.05251,-3.00090

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:25