Province of Salamanca

The province spans over 12,349 square kilometers of terrain, encompassing valleys, forests, plains, and rivers across western Spain against the Portuguese border.

Ancient Vettones settlements developed along riverbanks and mountains, establishing significant sites like Salmantica and Augustobriga during the pre-Roman Celtic period.

The province maintains European cultural routes, including the Silver Route and Route of Charles V, connecting historical landmarks through established pathways.

The territory divides into 362 municipalities and 11 districts, with designated areas for producing Guijuelo ham, La Armuña lentils, and Morucha beef.

The Almendra Dam, constructed between 1964 and 1970, creates a water reservoir covering 86.5 square kilometers, making it a major water storage facility.

Location: Castile and León

Capital city: Salamanca

Shares border with: Zamora Province, Valladolid Province, Province of Ávila, Cáceres Province, Bragança, Guarda

Website: http://dipsanet.es

GPS coordinates: 40.83000,-6.00000

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:30