Another branch of Echebarria hails from Durango and Zaldibar (Biscay). An Echeberria branch originated in Sorabilla (Andoain) and extended its roots to many other towns across Gipuzkoa. Another one is from Amezketa, stretching out its roots to a large number of villages and towns in the province. It further expanded to Santander, and on to Seville and Chile. Another branch originated in different spots of Baztan, Baigorri, and Leitza (northern Navarre), expanding later to the south of Navarre: Pamplona, Estella-Lizarra, Tudela, etc. The Echeberri form hails from Ezkio, Oñati, Hondarribia (the branch expanded out to Colombia), Oiartzun, Donostia, etc. "Echeberry" is typically from the town of Tolosa (Gipuzkoa), attested in 1346. It is a widespread place-name across the whole Basque Country and showing similar Romanized variants in Aragon. It refers to baserris, neighbourhoods, villages, and towns: