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TRUJILLO
The city of Trujillo is nailed to 564 meters above sea level, between the plain and spills of a granitic batholith two leagues in extent belonging to the Tertiary, and in the middle of the peneplain Trujillo-Caceres at 39 28 '30'' north latitude and 2 º 11' east of the meridian of the island of iron.
Located 46 km from the city of Caceres, natural boundaries are the two major river basins of the Peninsula: the Tagus river (43 km) and Guadiana (90 km).
Surrounded by more than two hundred meadows that make up the second largest municipality in the province of Cáceres, watered by the river and its tributaries Magasca Almonte, Tozo, Merlinejo, Tamuja and Gibranzos, Trujillo has a population of ten thousand people, divided between the cityscape of its medieval wall, their extensions Renaissance, the recent growth, and between the four suburbs within their jurisdiction city: Animas Orchards, Orchards of Magdalena, Belen and Pago de San Clemente, the latter used repeatedly by the bourgeoisie Trujillo, since the nineteenth century as a place of recreation and leisure, given its excellent climatic conditions that favored the construction of an interesting set of eclectic and historicist suburban villas.
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TRUJILLO
The city of Trujillo is nailed to 564 meters above sea level, between the plain and spills of a granitic batholith two leagues in extent belonging to the Tertiary, and in the middle of the peneplain Trujillo-Caceres at 39 28 '30'' north latitude and 2 º 11' east of the meridian of the island of iron.
Located 46 km from the city of Caceres, natural boundaries are the two major river basins of the Peninsula: the Tagus river (43 km) and Guadiana (90 km).
Surrounded by more than two hundred meadows that make up the second largest municipality in the province of Cáceres, watered by the river and its tributaries Magasca Almonte, Tozo, Merlinejo, Tamuja and Gibranzos, Trujillo has a population of ten thousand people, divided between the cityscape of its medieval wall, their extensions Renaissance, the recent growth, and between the four suburbs within their jurisdiction city: Animas Orchards, Orchards of Magdalena, Belen and Pago de San Clemente, the latter used repeatedly by the bourgeoisie Trujillo, since the nineteenth century as a place of recreation and leisure, given its excellent climatic conditions that favored the construction of an interesting set of eclectic and historicist suburban villas.
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