La Murada facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
La Murada
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Village
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 La Murada
Location in Province of Alicante
La Murada
Location in Valencian Community
La Murada
Location in Spain
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| Country |  Spain |
| Autonomous community |  Valencian Community |
| Province | Province of Alicante |
| Municipality | Orihuela |
| Elevation | 76 m (249 ft) |
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| • Total | 3,240 |
La Murada is a charming village located in the sunny Valencian Community of Spain. It is part of the larger municipality of Orihuela, which is found in the Alicante province. As of 2020, about 3,240 people call La Murada home. It's a peaceful place where you can experience traditional Spanish village life.
Location and Surroundings
La Murada is situated about 60 kilometers (around 37 miles) west-southwest of the city of Alicante. This means it's not directly on the coast but a bit inland, offering a different kind of Spanish landscape. The area around La Murada is known for its agriculture, especially citrus groves like oranges and lemons, which thrive in the warm climate.
Being part of the Orihuela municipality, La Murada benefits from the services and history of this larger city. Orihuela itself is famous for its rich history, beautiful churches, and traditional festivals.
Life in La Murada
Life in La Murada is generally quiet and community-focused. Many residents work in agriculture or in services related to the local area. The village has essential facilities like schools, shops, and healthcare services to support its population.
The local culture is deeply rooted in Spanish traditions. This includes enjoying local food, celebrating holidays, and spending time with family and friends. The pace of life is often slower than in big cities, which many people find appealing.
Climate
La Murada enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate. This means it has very hot and dry summers, and mild winters. There isn't much rain throughout the year, but when it does rain, it usually happens in autumn or spring. This climate is perfect for growing the fruits and vegetables that are important to the region's economy.
See also
In Spanish: La Murada para niños
