Pozo Amargo (Cádiz) facts for kids

Pozo Amargo is a very small place, almost like a tiny village, located in the province of Cádiz, Spain. It's so small that in 2014, it had only one person living there! This unique spot is part of the larger municipality called Puerto Serrano.

Pozo Amargo is special because of its location. It's almost completely surrounded by the province of Seville, with just a small piece of land connecting it to Cádiz. You can find it right next to the Guadaira River. The name "Pozo Amargo" means "Bitter Well" in Spanish.

A Glimpse into History

Even though Pozo Amargo is tiny today, it has a long and interesting past. People have lived here since the ancient Iron Age! You can still see parts of a wall that was built by the Iberians, an ancient group of people who lived in Spain during that time.

Pozo Amargo has never been an independent town. It has always been connected to and managed by Puerto Serrano. This shows its long history as a small community within a larger area.