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The parish of Andés sits on a coastal plateau in northern Spain between the towns of Puerto de Vega and Navia within the municipality of Navia. The land lies between Veiga d'Arenas beach and Frejulfe beach where two rivers empty into the sea.
Seven hundred one inhabitants live across an area of 6.46 square kilometers within eleven distinct villages that make up this parish population. Most residents live in scattered farmhouses rather than a single town center while cows graze on grassy fields.
Six specific streams run from south to north including Rubreves, La Bragada, and La Rubias while another stream called Travesedo Brook runs from east to west. A longer waterway known as the Paderne stream exceeds two kilometers in length before it empties into the river Navia.
No specific construction date appears in available records for this structure so its exact origin remains unknown despite archaeological identification as a defensive position from imperial times. The ruins remain visible today on the projecting headland offering strategic views across the entire bay below.
The city's main football team is known as Andés CF which currently languishes in the Primera Regional de Asturias league after reaching the Tercera División during the 2014, 15 season. Matches take place at fields near the village centers where fans gather to support their hometown team.