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Solana Valley

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There were many villages in Solana Valley. The inhabitants left the place between 1960 and 1970 owing to the pressure induced by
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in Muro de Solana, Santiago Church in Villamana and Saint Peter's Church in Gere. Many of the churches are in ruins.
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In Solana Valley there are numerous village churches and smaller religious buildings, such as the
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The villages in the valley lie abandoned and the houses have fallen into disrepair and ruin:
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rearing, as well as the lifestyle changes that swept over rural Spain after
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cuts across the valley from east to west and its average altitude is 850 m.
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Diario del AltoAragón (10 d'agost del 2009) - El valle de La Solana
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Most of Solana Valley's territory depends administratively from
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that pulled the local youth towards the cities and the coast.
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Natural region
View of Jánovas, one of the abandoned villages in the Solana Valley.
abandoned villages
Solana Valley is located in Spain
42°29′45″N 0°1′30″W / 42.49583°N 0.02500°W / 42.49583; -0.02500
Spain
Aragon
Spanish language
Aragonese language
Pyrenees
Aragon
Spain
River Ara
ICONA
sheep
goat
General Franco
Plan de Estabilización
Fiscal
Sobrarbe
comarca
Huesca Province
exconjuratory
Burgasé
Jánovas
Muro de Ara
Villamana


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