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Eirías ( Spanish: Herías or Santa María de Herías) is one of five parishes in the municipality of Illano in Asturias, Spain. It is also the municipal capitol.

It is 25.65 km² (9.90 sq mi) in size. The population is 15 (Padron Municipal de Illano, 2007).

The Capilla (chapel) de Eirías is linked to the López Castrillón. ^[1]

Villages

• Cernías
• Estela
• Navedo
• Rudivoca
• Rudivillar
• Sarzol
• Tamagordas

References

43°19′00″N 6°48′00″W / 43.316667°N 6.8°W / 43.316667; -6.8

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