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Castile and León
Aldea Real is a municipality located in the province of Segovia, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its agricultural economy and historical roots, it has a small population of 275 residents.
The origins of Aldea Real are somewhat obscure, with its original name suggesting a royal foundation during the repopulation of the area in the late 11th or early 12th century. The first documented mention of the village appears in a manuscript from 1247, detailing the revenues of the Segovia bishopric. Over the centuries, Aldea Real experienced demographic changes and developments, including the construction of its ancient church.
Aldea Real has a current population of 275 residents. The demographic trends indicate a significant decline in population since the 1960s, reflecting broader rural depopulation patterns in Castile and León. The gender distribution shows a predominance of males, with women making up only 46% of the population.
Aldea Real is a small municipality in Segovia, Castile and León, known for its agricultural economy and historical significance.
The local economy of Aldea Real is primarily based on agriculture and livestock, with minimal industrial activity. A significant portion of the agricultural land is dedicated to herbaceous crops, while some farmers are beginning to shift towards vegetable cultivation. The livestock sector is notable for its pig farming.
Aldea Real is situated in the Campiña Segoviana region, characterized by its rural landscape and agricultural land. The municipality covers an area of 25.28 km² and is located at an elevation of 881 meters.
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