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Castile and León
Ribota is a small municipality located in the province of Segovia, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its rural charm and historical sites, it has a population of 40 and includes the locality of Aldealázaro.
Ribota is part of the villa and tierra of Ayllón and is situated approximately 85 km from Segovia's capital. The municipality features a predominantly flat terrain at a high elevation, intersected by the Riaza River and various streams descending from the nearby Sierra de Ayllón. The village itself is located at an altitude of 1026 m above sea level.
Historically, Ribota had a recorded population of 78 in the mid-19th century. The municipality is part of the electoral district of the judicial party of Riaza in the Provincial Council of Segovia.
Ribota is a small municipality in Segovia, known for its rural charm and historical sites.
The main cultural landmarks include the church dedicated to San Juan Bautista Degollado, featuring a 16th-century baptismal font and Renaissance altarpieces, and a traditional hermitage dedicated to Nuestra Señora de la Antigua, adorned with wooden sculptures and local paintings. Ribota celebrates several festivals, including those in honor of its patron saint, with lively community gatherings and traditional Segovian food.
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