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Arenas, Málaga

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data). In recent years the population has begun to have a slight growth due to the arrival of people from other countries. Both British and Central European residential tourism in Arenas is for the mild Mediterranean climate. There are also some Moroccan or Romanian immigrants working in agriculture
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Vegetation: mediterranean scrub, carrasco pine and an abundance of rosemary, matagallos or Phlomis purpurea, junipers and gorse. In higher grounds, close to Sierras de Tejeda and Almijara we can appreciate diverse specimens such as a conifer called Taxus baccata, maple trees, and Crataegus monogyna
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Daimalos and Los Vados, are both boroughs found within its municipality limits. The borough of Daimalos is near Arenas, about two kilometers away, and its origins can be traced to the Muslim period. The borough of Los Vados can be found in an old road that links Vélez-Málaga with La Viñuela and its
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style, and it's near the old minaret from the moorish era. Inside the parish, there are some interesting sculptures, such as Virgen del Rosario, an anonymous sculpture from the 18th century and the carvings that can be seen during the Easter processions. An Evaristo Guerra mural can be seen in the
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Arenas's urban landscape is typically Andalusian with narrow streets, steep and with whitewashed buildings. It is surrounded by mountains very close to the Mediterranean Sea. Mount Bentomiz has an altitude of 711 m in altitude, steep slopes and with views over the coast and the region of Axarquia.
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In the 16th century, the area the Moorish population revolted. After their defeat, the Moorish population of Arenas was expelled almost to its entirety and moved towards Segura de León, in Badajoz. Arenas, consequently was repopulated with families coming from other parts of the peninsula, mainly
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Arenas enjoys a lush natural setting, where the streams, oak and pomegranate provide plenty of water resulting in a rich vegetation. It is a Moorish village where grapevine and olive were the main crops and still are an important element in the landscape and its economy, producing sweet, dry or
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Rain-fed crops such as olive trees, almond trees and vines predominate the landscape, producing typical products such as raisins and muscatel wine. In addition, tropical fruit trees, such as avocado and mango trees, have been introduced in the abundant irrigation areas.
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Among the traditional dishes are chivo al ajillo (Roasted goat with garlic), choto al ajillo (Roasted lamb with garlic), choto al vino (Roasted lamb with wine), cole and fennel stew cook with some wine.
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Río Seco is the river crossing this municipality, that leads into Torre del Mar y Caleta de Vélez. Another river, called el Rubite a tributary of Vélez, runs north of Arena.
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Wildlife: Mountain bird are common, among them, we can mention the common vultures, goshawks, eagles and peregrine falcons. The wildcats and ibex are also common mammals.
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district, fortress that currently is within limits of Arena's municipality. This district was known for its wealth of agricultural products such as silk and raisins.
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From that moment forward, a Christian culture was developed. Most inhabitants work mainly in agriculture, which is the main source of work to this day.
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Other mountains are Cerro Beas and Cerro Alto. Arenas shares with Canillas de Aceituno, Sedella, and Salares a large area in the
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and the Mediterranean beaches typical of Andalusia and forms a rural and residential tourism that is beginning to develop.
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Content in this edit is translated from the existing Spanish Knowledge (XXG) article at ]; see its history for attribution.
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In 2008 Areans had a population of 1,421 inhabitants and in 2000 it had 1,191 inhabitants (
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Santa Catalina Mártir Parish is in downtown Arenas. This parish was built following the
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archive. Arena's town hall has a copy of "Libro de Apeo y Repartimiento de Arenas."
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church, called Iglesia de la Concepción, and minaret can be found in
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and to the west by Vélez-Málaga. This is a town very close to the
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Arenas was founded during medieval times, that is, during
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In April 1487, the Christian reconquest conquered back
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from Granada in his memoirs during the 11th century.
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Sierras of Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park
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36°48′57″N 4°02′41″W / 36.81583°N 4.04472°W / 36.81583; -4.04472
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