Olloki facts for kids
Olloki is a small village located in Navarre, a region in northern Spain. It's a quiet place that was once a special kind of local area called a "concejo."
On December 1, 2005, Olloki made a big change. It officially joined a larger area known as Esteribar. This meant it became part of the Esteribar municipality, which is like a bigger local government area.
What is a 'Concejo'?
Before 2005, Olloki was known as a "concejo." A concejo is a traditional type of local community in some parts of Spain, especially in Navarre. Think of it as a small, self-governing area. These communities often had their own local rules and ways of managing things, like a very small town council. It was a way for villages to handle their own local matters.
Joining Esteribar
When Olloki joined Esteribar, it meant that it became part of a larger administrative group. Instead of being a separate "concejo," it became one of the villages within the Esteribar municipality. This kind of change often happens to help smaller communities share resources, get better services, or work more closely with neighboring areas. It helps with things like managing public services, roads, and other important community needs.
Olloki is found in the beautiful region of Navarre, which is in the northern part of Spain. Navarre is known for its green landscapes, mountains, and rich history. Being part of Navarre means Olloki is connected to the wider culture and traditions of this unique Spanish region.
See also
In Spanish: Olloqui para niños
