Bogarra facts for kids
Bogarra is a small town, also known as a municipality, located in the beautiful region of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. It's part of the Albacete province. About 1,235 people live here, making it a cozy community. The town is about 78 kilometers (which is about 48 miles) away from the main city of Albacete.
Bogarra is nestled in a rich, fertile valley. This means the land is great for growing plants because it has plenty of water from several rivers and lots of open fields.
What Makes Bogarra Special?
Bogarra is known for its natural beauty and the delicious foods grown there. The main crops that farmers grow in this area are olives and almonds. You can also find other tasty fruits like grapes and figs.
Bogarra's Ancient History
Long, long ago, in ancient times, Bogarra was home to a group of people called the Bastetani. They were an ancient tribe who lived in this part of Spain. Back then, Bogarra wasn't called Bogarra; it was known as Bigerra. This shows that people have lived in this special valley for a very long time!
See also
In Spanish: Bogarra para niños
