Orozko

Orozko is a municipality in the Basque Country, an autonomous community in northern Spain. It is part of the province of Biscay. The town lies inland and forms part of a rural landscape influenced by Basque cultural traditions. Basque and Spanish are used in administration and daily life.

Geography: Orozko sits in a hilly, wooded area with rivers and valleys typical of inland Biscay. The municipality includes several small villages and hamlets connected by regional roads. The surrounding environment emphasizes forestry, agriculture, and outdoor recreation.

History and culture: The area has medieval roots and a long-standing Basque rural culture. Local life centers on traditional festivities, folk music, and Basque cuisine. Architectural heritage features rural farmhouses and religious buildings that reflect the region’s historical landscape.

Economy and infrastructure: The economy is based on agriculture and livestock farming, forestry, and small businesses. Local services and tourism related to nature and hiking contribute to the economy. Orozko is connected to nearby towns by regional roads and public transport.

Administration and demographics: Orozko is governed by a municipal council. The population is small, with a Basque-speaking community and a mix of residents who maintain local customs and organizations, including cultural and sports associations.