Goizueta

Summary

Goizueta is a municipality of Spain^[1]. Goizueta has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Goizueta is located in Navarre^[3].
• Goizueta is located in Merindade of Pamplona^[4].
• Goizueta is located in Leitzaldea^[5].
• Goizueta is located in Pamplona Judicial District^[6].
• Goizueta is in the country of Spain^[7].
• Goizueta's head of government is recorded as Pablo Miranda Taberna^[8].
• Goizueta is on the continent of Europe^[9].
• Goizueta's instance of is recorded as municipality of Spain^[10].
• Goizueta's instance of is recorded as town^[11].
• Goizueta's capital is recorded as Goizueta^[12].
• Goizueta's official language is recorded as Basque^[13].
• Goizueta's official language is recorded as Spanish^[14].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Arano^[15].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Ezkurra^[16].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Errenteria^[17].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Oiartzun^[18].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Eratsun^[19].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Beintza-Labaien^[20].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Zubieta^[21].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Elduain^[22].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Berastegi^[23].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Arantza^[24].
• Goizueta's shares border with is recorded as Lesaka^[25].
• Goizueta's postal code is recorded as 31754^[26].
• Goizueta is part of Q107553791^[27].

Body

Identity

Part of include Q107553791^[27]; Q16597490^[28], an association of local governments in Iberia^[29], in Spain^[30], founded in 1917^[31]; Q107553836^[32]; UEMA - Udalerri Euskaldunen Mankumunitatea^[33], an association of local governments in Iberia^[34], founded in 1992^[35], headquartered in Aulesti^[36]; and Basque-speaking zone of Navarre^[37], a language area^[38], in Spain^[39].

Why It Matters

Goizueta has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]