Beriáin

02Geography

Beriáin is situated in the central part of Navarre, within the Pamplona Basin. The municipality covers an area of 5.43 km² and is bordered by Galar, Valle de Elorz, and Tiebas-Muruarte de Reta. The landscape features the Errekalde ravine and a lagoon called Balsa La Morea, with elevations ranging from 450 to 600 meters.

• Elevation 493 m
• Area 5.43 km²
• Nearby municipalities Galar, Valle de Elorz, Tiebas-Muruarte de Reta

03History

The earliest known mention of Beriáin dates back to a document from the Monastery of Leyre in 1110, though its origins likely predate this reference. Beriáin was part of the Cendea de Galar until its separation in 1992.

• First mention 1110 in a document from the Monastery of Leyre
• Segregation from Cendea de Galar 1992

Beriáin is a municipality in Navarre, Spain, known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to Pamplona.

04Local Culture and Festivals

Beriáin hosts several local festivals, including celebrations for San Martín in August and Santo Cristo del Perdón in September. The community also honors Santa Bárbara, the patron saint of miners, with a procession in December.

• San Martín Festival First weekend of August
• Santo Cristo del Perdón Festival Second weekend of September
• Santa Bárbara Festival December 4
• Youth Festival Second weekend of May
• Fiestas Chiquitas Celebrated the Monday after Dominica in Albis

05Demographics and Government

Beriáin has a population of 4,195 residents. The local government operates through a municipal council established after its segregation from Galar, with elections held every four years.

• Population 4,195
• Council members 11
• Major political parties Adelante Beriáin, Agrupación Vecinal Beriáin, Unión del Pueblo Navarro