Albaladejo facts for kids
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Albaladejo is a small village and a municipality (which is like a local government area) in Spain. It is located in the south of the province of Ciudad Real, in a region called Castile-La Mancha. This charming place is known for its quiet life and traditional Spanish feel.
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What is Albaladejo Like?
Albaladejo is a Spanish municipality found in the southeast part of the Ciudad Real province. It is part of the larger area known as Castilla-La Mancha. The village is also part of a historical region called Campo de Montiel.
How People Live and Work
The people of Albaladejo mostly work in a few key areas. Many are involved in farming, especially growing olive trees. Olives are very important here, used to make delicious olive oil. There is also some textile industry, which means making fabrics and clothes. These activities help the local economy thrive.
Celebrations in Albaladejo
Albaladejo has a special annual celebration. Every year on July 25th, the village celebrates the day of St. James. This is a fun time for everyone, with local traditions and festivities.
Geography and Population of Albaladejo
Albaladejo covers an area of about 48.94 square kilometers. To give you an idea, that's roughly the size of 7,000 football fields! In 2015, about 1,323 people lived in Albaladejo. This means there were about 28 people living in each square kilometer. The municipality shares its border with the province of Albacete.
See also
In Spanish: Albaladejo para niños
