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Campezo has a temperate climate with cold, rainy winters and warm, dry summers. It offers services like a medical center, town hall, library, bank, sports facilities, and shops. Notable monuments include the Nuestra Señora de la Asunción church and Ibernalo chapel. The village of Campezo is located 45 km southeast of Vitoria in Araba, Spain along the Ega River near the 1,490m high Ioar mountain, and has a population of 853 residents.
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- 1. climate services There are some services monuments The climate in Campezo is in Campezo:Medical There are some temperate. In winter it ´s centre, social centre, monumens in Campezo: cold and rainy and town hall, library, Nuestra Señora de la summer it`s warm and dry. computers, centre, bank, Asunción church, Ibernalo playing centre, park, chapel. swimming-pool, fronton, Things to do: football ground... You can play football and There are also some go to the mountains. shops: butcher's restaurant, bar, grocer... People go to Vitoria and Lizarra to buy clothes or shoes.
- 2. location map of Kanpezu Kanpezu is village situated Kanpezu in the Southeast of Araba.It is 45 km from Vitoria.There are 853 inhabitants in Kanpezu.There is a river called Ega and there is Ioar mountain:Ioar is 1.490 m high.