Montes de Toledo Comarca

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Montes de Toledo Comarca

Comarca de los Montes de Toledo
Comarca montes de Toledo Toledo.svg
Location of the Montes de Toledo Comarca in Toledo Province
Country Flag of Spain.svg  Spain
Autonomous community Castile-La Mancha
Province Toledo
Municipalities
List
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Area
  Total3,018 km2 (1,165 sq mi)
Population
  Total70,832
  Density23/km2 (61/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+1 (CET)
  Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST)
Largest municipality Los Yébenes

Montes de Toledo Comarca (Spanish : Comarca de los Montes de Toledo) is a comarca located at the southern end of the province of Toledo, Spain. The natural comarca includes some municipal terms in Ciudad Real Province.

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It is named after the Montes de Toledo mountain system. [1] and, like other mountainous rural areas in central Spain, this comarca has been traditionally a place of cattle rearers, with some honey production as well. Nowadays the comarca has suffered heavy depopulation as the economy has diversified.

Municipal terms and villages

TownPopulationSurfaceDensity
Sonseca 11.17859,56179,41
Los Yébenes 6.434677,469,36
Argés 5.17823,74181,48
Navahermosa 4.310129,7932,43
Polán 3.937158,7023,68
Gálvez 3.47655,0061,51
Cobisa 3.64514,48221,45
Nambroca 3.41582,0236,17
Menasalbas 3.344179,4417,87
Urda 3.166217,8214,53
Orgaz 2.838154,4817,68
Burguillos de Toledo 2.39928,4969,96
Ajofrín 2.32835,1064,92
San Pablo de los Montes 2.271100,0522,81
Guadamur 1.81938,2346,41
Pulgar 1.65338,6037,82
Cuerva 1.57137,5137,88
Las Ventas con Peña Aguilera 1.355140,099,64
Mazarambroz 1.349216,026,08
Noez 96734,2228,26
Almonacid de Toledo 90395,788,49
San Martín de Montalbán 794133,035,62
Villaminaya 60821,2827,54
Mascaraque 53365,617,55
Manzaneque 47212,2237,23
Layos 44418,3920,55
Totanés 43826,0416,01
Marjaliza 32165,804,59
Chueca 25311,1222,93
Casasbuenas 24130,467,62
Hontanar 159151,770,87

Municipal terms in Ciudad Real Province

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Coordinates: 39°38′N4°29′W / 39.633°N 4.483°W / 39.633; -4.483