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Castile and León
Cabeza del Caballo is a municipality located in the province of Salamanca, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its rich natural surroundings and historical significance, it is part of the comarca of Vitigudino and features a small population.
Cabeza del Caballo is situated in the northwestern part of Salamanca, traversed by the river Uces, which feeds the notable Pozo de los Humos waterfall. The municipality includes the localities of Cabeza del Caballo and Fuentes de Masueco, and part of it lies within the protected natural area of Arribes del Duero, known for its scenic beauty.
The origins of Cabeza del Caballo date back to the Middle Ages, linked to repopulation efforts by Leónese kings. It became part of the Alfoz of Ledesma, established by King Fernando II of León in the 12th century, and was integrated into the province of Salamanca in 1833.
Cabeza del Caballo is a picturesque municipality in Salamanca, known for its natural beauty and historical heritage.
Cabeza del Caballo hosts several cultural events and historical sites. The main festival occurs on the first Sunday of October, dedicated to the Virgen del Rosario, showcasing local traditions and community spirit.
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