Nules, Administrative division in Castellón province, Spain.
Nules is a municipality in Castellón province on Spain's eastern coast. The town sits roughly 18 kilometers south of Castellón de la Plana and encompasses several populated areas, including a coastal zone and the medieval settlement of Mascarell.
The municipality grew from several historical settlements, including the medieval village of Mascarell. In the 20th century, it became known for agricultural developments that shaped citrus cultivation.
Spanish and Catalan languages coexist in Nules, reflecting the linguistic heritage of the Valencian Community where the town is situated.
The place is well connected by the coastal road and offers access to beach areas as well as inland zones. Visitors find a mix of rural and coastal character with a manageable size for exploring.
A distinctive Clementine variety was developed here through cultivation and has shaped Spanish citrus farming for decades. The variety emerged in 1953 and is now the dominant type across the country.
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