Larva, Spain
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Larva is a municipality in the province of Jaén, Spain.
This mountain community can be found in the south-eastern part of the province, sandwiched between the Sierra del Pozo and the Sierra Mágina ranges. Olive groves predominate the landscape throughout the majority of it.[2]
History
The spring that served as the original focal point of the village was located on the estate of Cortijo de San Pedro, which originally belonged to Quesada and later passed into the ownership of Cabra del Santo Cristo.[2]
Its history is intertwined with that of the other villages that make up the area. By the 1950s, the population had increased to 2,000 thanks to the economic activity that was based on the esparto grass. The decline in participation in this activity contributed to the worsening of the economic situation in the village.[2]
References
- ^ Municipal Register of Spain 2018. National Statistics Institute.
- ^ a b c "Larva". www.andalucia.org. Retrieved 2023-03-14.
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- Albanchez de Mágina
- Alcalá la Real
- Alcaudete
- Aldeaquemada
- Andújar
- Arjona
- Arjonilla
- Arquillos
- Arroyo del Ojanco
- Baeza
- Bailén
- Baños de la Encina
- Beas de Segura
- Bedmar y Garcíez
- Begíjar
- Benatae
- Bélmez de la Moraleda
- Cabra del Santo Cristo
- Cambil
- Campillo de Arenas
- Canena
- Carboneros
- Castellar
- Castillo de Locubín
- Cazalilla
- Cazorla
- Chiclana de Segura
- Chilluévar
- Cárcheles
- Escañuela
- Espeluy
- Frailes
- Fuensanta de Martos
- Fuerte del Rey
- Guarromán
- Génave
- Higuera de Calatrava
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- Huelma
- Huesa
- Ibros
- Iznatoraf
- Jabalquinto
- Jaén
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- Jimena
- Jódar
- La Carolina
- La Guardia de Jaén
- La Iruela
- La Puerta de Segura
- Lahiguera
- Larva
- Linares
- Lopera
- Los Villares
- Lupión
- Mancha Real
- Marmolejo
- Martos
- Mengíbar
- Montizón
- Navas de San Juan
- Noalejo
- Orcera
- Peal de Becerro
- Pegalajar
- Porcuna
- Pozo Alcón
- Puente de Génave
- Quesada
- Rus
- Sabiote
- Santa Elena
- Santiago de Calatrava
- Santiago-Pontones
- Santisteban del Puerto
- Santo Tomé
- Segura de la Sierra
- Siles
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- Torres
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- Villanueva de la Reina
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- Villardompardo
- Villarrodrigo
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