Province of Guadalajara

See also: Guadalajara

Guadalajara is a Spanish province located in the northern part of Castille it Manche. Its capital is the town of Guadalajara.

Guadalajara is close to the provinces of Cuenca, Madrid, Segovia, Soria, Saragossa, and Teruel.

In 2005, its population was of 203.696 inhabitants (INNATE) for a surface of 12.167,40 km ²; the density is of 16,74 habitants/km ². Nearly 40% of them live in the capital. There are 288 communes, of which the three quarter are villages of less than 200 inhabitants.

Comarques

  • Alcarria
  • Campiña
  • Serranía
  • Señorío of Molina-Viola Tajo

Natural spaces

Natural parks

  • Viola Tajo
  • Hayedo de Tejera Negra
  • Natural park of the ravine of Dulce river

Natural sites

  • Barranco del Río Dulce

Natural reserves

  • Lagoons of Puebla de Beleña

  • Marly Hills of Pastrana there Yebra
  • Volcanic Hills of Miñosa
  • Wet Meadows of Torremocha del Pinar

Events

  • July 17th 2005: Eleven firemen find death in Spain whereas they tried to extinguish a fire which will destroy 12.000 hectares of vegetation in the province of Guadalajara.

Internal bonds

List of the communes of the province of Guadalajara

External bonds

  • Guadalajara, the big unknown

  • Provincial government

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