- Rincón de Ademuz
Spanish comarca
comarca_name = Rincón de Ademuz
location_
location_map_size = 100px
province = Valencia
capital =Ademuz
largest_city =Ademuz
demonym =
population = 2,477 (2006)
area = 370.22
pop_density = 6.69
municipalities =Ademuz |Casas Altas |Casas Bajas |Castielfabib |Puebla de San Miguel |Torrebaja |Vallanca Rincón de Ademuz (Valencian: "Racó d'Ademuz") is an
exclave of the province of Valencia located between the provinces of Cuenca and Teruel. It is less densely populated than other Valencian regions and its total number of inhabitants is distributed between seven municipalities of which onlyAdemuz has over 1,000 inhabitants.Most of the ancient populations were of
Muslim origin. Conquered by the Christians in1210 , it returned to Islamic hands until reconquered byJaume I in1259 , who included it with the region in theKingdom of Valencia .Its strategic importance in medieval times was enormous, since the valley that forms the Túria river to its pass Aragón puts Ademuz within the
Aragón province.For most of the twentieth century, cultivation of apple trees was the main ecconomic activity in the region. Some apple varieties are said to be endemic, especially the "esperiega" or "espedriega". Due to large migration, which saw thousands of inhabitants move to major cities such as Valencia or Barcelona, agriculture declined and has almost been abandoned today.
Municipalities
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Ademuz
*Casas Altas
*Casas Bajas
*Castielfabib
*Puebla de San Miguel
*Torrebaja
*Vallanca Bibliograph
*Eslava Blasco, Raúl: "Ademuz y su patrimonio histórico-artístico". Ademuz, 2007.
*Eslava Blasco, Raúl: "Vallanca y su patrimonio histórico-artístico religioso". Vallanca, 2006.
*Gargallo Gil, J.E.: "Habla y cultura popular en el Rincón de Ademuz". Madrid, 2004.
*Rodrigo Alfonso, Carles: "El Rincón de Ademuz, análisis comarcal". Valencia, 1998.
*"ABABOL". Revista del Instituto Cultural y de Estudios del Rincón de Ademuz (ICERA), dirigida per Ángel Antón Andrés i publicada trimestralment a Ademús des de 1995.
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