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Arnegi is a small village in the province of Basse-Navarre, in the South part of France. Basse-Navarre (Nafarroa Beherea in Basque) is a former French province, part of the present day Pyrénées Atlantiques département. ...


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  • ARNEGI in the Bernardo Estornés Lasa - Auñamendi Encyclopedia (Euskomedia Fundazioa) Information available in Spanish


 
Municipalities in Basse-Navarre		 Coat of Basse-Navarre
Ahatsa-Alzieta-Baskazane | Aiherre | Ainhize-Monjolose | Aintzilla | Aiziritze-Gamue-Zohazti | Akamarre | Aldude | Amendüze-Unaso | Amorotze-Zokhozü | Anhauze | Arberatze-Zilhekoa | Arboti-Zohota | Arhantsusi | Armendaritze | Arnegi | Arrosa | Arrueta-Sarrikota | Azkarate | Baigorri | Banka | Bastida Arberoa | Behaskane-Laphizketa | Behauze | Behorlegi | Bidarrai | Bidaxune | Bithiriña | Bunuze | Burgue-Erreiti | Bustintze-Hiriberry | Donaixti-Ibarre | Donamartiri | Donapaleu | Donazaharre | Donibane Garazi | Donoztiri | Duzunaritze-Sarasketa | Eiheralarre | Erango | Ezterenzubi | Gabadi | Gamarte | Garrüze | Heleta | Hozta | Iatsu | Ibarrola | Iholdi | Ilharre | Irisarri | Irulegi | Isturitze | Izpura | Izura-Azme | Jutsi | Labetze-Bizkai | Lakarra | Landibarre | Larribarre-Sorhapürü | Larzabale-Arroze-Zibitze | Lasa | Lekunberri (6) | Lüküze-Altzumarta | Martxueta | Mehaire | Mendibe | No Aplica | Oragarre | Ortzaize | Ostankoa | Pagola | Samatze | Uharte-Garazi | Uharte-Hiri | Urepele | Zaro

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Basque Oral History Project (3892 words)
Their house was technically in Arnegi, but closer to Luzaide.
Sometimes they didn’t attend that on in Arnegi, especially if there was a lot of work; the older ones may have at night.
They were very proud of their cavalcade because although he says he’s from Arnegi, he’s realy from Ondarrola.
Basque Oral History Project (209 words)
Jean Louis was born in Arnegi, Benafarroa to Simon Cihigoyenetche and Graciana Begue in 1938.
He attended school in Arnegi, but because of the location of his family's home, they attended church at the parish of Santiago in Luzaide, Nafarroa.
As a young man Jean Louis participated as a dancer in the local tradition of the Cavalcade.
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