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Slide Notes

-The area served as a camp for the Roman general Pompey in the war against Sertorius
-He is considered to be the founder of Pompaelo which became Pamplona, in modern Spanish.
-Initially, Pamplona was the capital of the Basque country
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Pamplona:

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PAMPLONA, SPAIN

  • Pamplona : capital of Navarre
  • Spain's capital is Madrid
  • Government: Constitutional monarchy
  • Juan Carlos I is the King of Spain
  • Pamplona's population : about 200,000 persons
-The area served as a camp for the Roman general Pompey in the war against Sertorius
-He is considered to be the founder of Pompaelo which became Pamplona, in modern Spanish.
-Initially, Pamplona was the capital of the Basque country

RELIGIOUS

  • Patron Saint: San Fermín (Saint Fermin)
  • 94% Roman Catholic
  • 6% Other
  • Spain's best known festival: San Fermín
  • Features religious ceremonies in honor of San Fermin

GEOGRAPHY

  • Pamplona, located at the center of Navarre, is placed on a plateau
  • Rivers flowing in Pamplona are: Arga, Elorz and Sadar
  • Southern areas of Pamplona : climate is warm and dry
  • Northern areas of Pamplona: climate is cooler but still remains dry
  • Bordering on France

RESOURCES

  • Bodies of water; Atlantic Ocean, Bay of Biscay, Mediterranean Sea
  • These water bodies are for industrial, domestic, and transport use
  • Natural resources: Coal, lignite, iron ore, uranium, mercury, pyrites
  • Also fluorspar, gypsum, zinc, lead, tungsten, copper, kaolin, potash
  • Forestry products are cork, eucalyptus, oak, pine, and poplar

PEOPLES

Pamplona is home to a large Basque population

SOCCER

Pamplona ; Club Atlético Osasuna

TRADITIONS

  • Food and cuisine is a key part of the San Fermin fiestas
  • Dishes (Navarre) include : bull stew, Ajoarriero, Chistorra
  • Also ham in tomato sauce, stuffed peppers, and Navarre wine
  • For San Fermín, Everyone's dressed in white clothes with red bandanas
  • There is live music everywhere, so it's a great opportunity to dance

MONETARY SYSTEM

Pamplona uses Euros; 1 US Dollar equals 0.74 Euro

MUSIC

  • A famous song played in Pamplona is "San Fermín"
  • The lyrics are " Uno de enero, dos de febrero, tres de marzo, cuatro de abril,
  • cinco de mayo, seis de junio, siete de julio, ¡SAN FERMÍN! A Pamplona
  • hemos de ir con una media, con una media, a Pamplona hemos de ir,
  • con una media y un calcetín."

PLACES TO GO

  • Things to see in Pamplona: The city walls, the Ciudadela
  • Squares: Plaza del Castillo, Plaza de Rodeznos, Plaza de los Fueros
  • Bridges include: Puente de la Magdalena, Puente de San Pedro
  • Churches: Cathedral Basílica Santa María la Real, Iglesia de San Nicolás
  • Museums: Museo de Navarra, Capilla Museo, Museo Diocesano

DID YOU KNOW?

Pamplona is noted for: Universidad de Navarra and Universidad Publica de Navarra

FUN FACTS

  • Pamplona was originally named Pompaelo
  • Roman General Pompey is considered the founder of Pamplona
  • Initially, the fiesta San Fermín was held on October 10th
  • Initially, Pamplona was the capital of the Basque country
  • Pamplona was aptly named after Roman General Pompey
Photo by eTombotron

BY: MARLEEN MOISE

Spanish: 741-01