La Coruña


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La Co·ru·ña

 (lä′ kə-ro͞on′yə, kō-ro͞o′nyä)
A city of northwest Spain on the Atlantic Ocean west of Oviedo. Perhaps predating Roman times, it was the point of departure for the Spanish Armada (1588).
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La Coruña

(Spanish la koˈruɲa)
n
(Placename) a port in NW Spain, on the Atlantic: point of departure for the Spanish Armada (1588); site of the defeat of the French by the British under Sir John Moore in the Peninsular War (1809). Pop: 243 902 (2003 est). Galician name: A Coruña English name: Corunna
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La Co•ru•ña

(ˌlɑ kəˈrun yə)
n.
a seaport in NW Spain. 241,808. Also called Coruña, Corunna.
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