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(In Galicia Rias Baixas is pronounced Re-ass By-shass)
The Ria de Vigo, one of the rias that gives Rías Baixas area its name
The Rías Baixas (Galician for "Lower Rias") are the Atlantic facing southern a part of Costa del Marisco in the Galicia region of Spain. They consist of the southern part of the Province of Coruña and the entire Province of Pontevedra. To the South the Rias Baixas border the Portuguese coast, and ends at Cape Finisterre to the North.
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The area takes its name from the five large rias or flooded river valleys which form estuaries along the coast. These are
- Praia de Langosteira,
- Cabo da Nasa,
- Corcibión,
- Ézaro,
- O Pindo,
- Praia de Carnota,
- Porto Cubelo,
- Punta Insua,
- Louro,
- Ria de Muros,
- Muros,
- Tal,
- Ria de Noia,
- Porto Sin,
- Porto do Son,
- Castro de Baroña,
- Furnas,
- Laguna de Muro,
- Praia de Espiñeirido,
- Corrubedo,
- Cabo Falcoeiro,
- Aguiño,
- Santa Uxia de Ribeira,
- Palmeira,
- A Pobra do Carabiñal,
- Boiro,
- Triñanes,
- Rianxo,
- Illa de Cortegada,
- Carril,
- Vilagarcia de Arousa,
- Cambados,
- Illa de Arousa,
- Illa de A Toxa,
- O Grove,
- San Vicente do Mar,
- A Lanzada,
- Punta Faxilda,
- Punta Cabicastro,
- Porto Novo,
- Sanxenxo,
- Punta Festiñanzo,
- Punta Samieira,
- Tambo,
- Combarro,
- Pontevedra,
- Marin,
- Mogor,
- Aguete,
- Bueu,
- Cabo Udra,
- Aldán,
- Hío,
- Cabo do Home,
- Cangas,
- Moaña,
- Rande,
- Ensenada de San Simón,
- Vigo,
- Bouzas,
- Samil,
- Illa Toralla,
- Monte Ferro,
- Illas Cies,
- Baiona,
- Cabo Silleiro,
- Mougás,
- Oia,
- Portocelo and
- A Garda.
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List of the Spanish Costas |
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