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Borines is one of 24 parishes (administrative divisions) in Piloña, a municipality within the province and autonomous community of Asturias, in northern Spain.

The population is 196 (INE 2015).

Villages and hamlets

Borines
La Infiesta
Moñio
Sieres
Viyao
Castañoso
El Escobal
La Llama
El Mortorio
San Feliz
San Martin de Borines

References

43°23′36″N 5°19′22″W / 43.393325°N 5.322655°W / 43.393325; -5.322655

v t e Parishes in Piloña, Asturias, Spain
Anayo Artedosa Beloncio Borines Cereceda Coya Espinaredo Lodeña La Marea Maza Miyares Los Montes Pintueles Ques San Antonio San Juan de Berbío San Román Sellón Sevares Sorribas El Tozu Valle Vallobal Villamayor

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