Montcada i Reixac, Municipality in Vallès Occidental, Spain.
Montcada i Reixac is a municipality in the Vallès Occidental region where the Ripoll and Besós rivers meet. The town sprawls across several neighborhoods and is characterized by a mix of residential and industrial areas that developed over the past century.
The area was originally agricultural land but underwent rapid industrial transformation in the early 1900s when major factories were established. This shift from farming to manufacturing fundamentally changed the character of the settlement.
The Archaeological site Las Malezas contains remnants of Iberian settlements, providing evidence of early inhabitants in the Vallès Occidental region.
The municipality is well connected to Barcelona through regional train stations, making it accessible for visitors coming from the city. Within the area, you can navigate between neighborhoods on foot or using local public transportation.
The municipal flag, approved in 1995, displays red stripes with yellow discs, while the coat of arms features eight gold bezants on red background.
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