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Deba River
The Deba is a river of the Basque Country in northern Spain, flowing north through the province of Gipuzkoa past Arrasate-Mondragón and Eibar into the Bay of Biscay at the town of Deba. In the Iron Age and Roman period it is thought to have marked the boundary between the Caristii to the west and the Varduli to the east.
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