Carrizosa

Carrizosa is a municipality in Ciudad Real, Castile-La Mancha, Spain. It has a population of 1,619.Carrizosa is a Spanish town, located in the province of Ciudad Real, within the autonomous community of Castilla -La Mancha. Its population is of 1,445 inhabitants ( INE 2011 ). Contents 1 Location 1.1 How to get there 2 Economy 3 History 4 Myths, Legends and Traditions 5 Monuments and Natural Places 6 Landscapes 7 Events 8 May Cruz 9 Links LocationCarrizosa is located in the Campo de Montiel, east of the province of Ciudad Real in the historical territory of the municipality 's Mancha.Atraviesa Canyamares river, the banks of which is the population center. The township is 26 square kilometers, which has forced many of its 1,700 inhabitants - those engaged in agriculture, to go in search of arable land in other words, and many others in decades past, to seek a living outside site. There are not a few scattered carrizoseños Spanish geography. Nearby places of interest to be found Ruidera are about 15 miles and about 13 of Villanueva de los Infantes ( Ciudad Real ) and 30 Valdepeñas.Get Directions CR- 642 to Villanueva de los Infantes and Alhambra. CR- P - 6421 to Villahermosa. Online Bus Station daily from Madrid - Sur.Conexiones also several daily buses to the stations of Villanueva de los Infantes, Manzanares, La Solana and Valdepeñas. Nearby train stations : Valdepeñas and Manzanares. AVE- City Line Real Next Nature Park also Ruidera EconomyThere is an important agricultural activity, with cereal crops, vines and olive trees. Besides textile industry was where I was employed part of the population. The traditional agriculture, busy in the triptych Mediterranean has ceased to be the main occupation for the benefit of the industry, which has become the largest employment sector that offers the inhabitants of Carrizosa, whether in sweatshops that reside in the town, either in trades that require daily or weekly moving to other towns or cities. The small game, very abundant throughout the municipality, also provides many jobs, in addition to being a direct source of revenue for the municipality. The craft has a place in Carrizosa thanks to carrizoseños that have kept the tradition of working with pleita and esparto. History