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Castile and León
Galisancho is a municipality located in the province of Salamanca, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its small population and historical roots dating back to the Middle Ages, it is part of the Tierra de Alba comarca.
Galisancho covers an area of 22.85 km² and is situated at an elevation of 818 meters. The municipality includes several localities such as Carmeldo, Cártala, Santa Inés, and Santa Teresa, which are well-connected by road. The DSA-130 road links Galisancho with nearby towns, facilitating access to the region.
The origins of Galisancho trace back to the medieval repopulation efforts by the Kings of León, initially known as Galind Sancholo. The area has undergone various name changes and administrative shifts, including its integration into the province of Salamanca in 1833.
Galisancho is a small municipality in Salamanca, known for its historical significance and small population.
Galisancho has a current population of 320 residents, reflecting a significant decline from its peak in the 1990s. The municipality is divided into several population centers, each contributing to the overall demographic landscape.
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