San Pedro de Zamudia is a Spanish village of the municipality of Morales de Valverde, San Pedro de Zamudia on Morales de Valverde website located in the province of Zamora, in the autonomous community of Castile and León. As of 2017, it had a population of 58.SituaciónINE.es List of place name: - SAN PEDRO DE ZAMUDIA, Population of the Continuous Municipal Register by Population
Overview It is busiest during the summer months, when people come from other surrounding areas to the town, where they might have grown up or have family from there.
In San Pedro existed a convent for both nuns and monks. The present church is located within a very fertile lot of land where agriculture exists. The outside of the church is one of the more significant points in the espadaña (bell-gable), and the interior, as it could not be another way, has its larger altarpiece and a baptismal.
The result of this, is that the houses are very sunny. The layout is very irregular, without any type of urban planning. When not existing stone quarries, the traditional houses are of marinates.
Geography San Pedro de Zamudia and the Valverde Valley is located in the northeast of the province of Zamora. It belongs to the Judicial Party of Benavente, which is about 20 km away. It is 67 km far from Zamora and 260 to Madrid.
The village has a small and very plain area. To the south, the Castrón river flows and crosses the Valverde Valley. The lowest part of the area, along the shore of the Castrón, is about 710m and at its highest of about 780m at the mount. The land is sedimentary and basically farmland.
Demographics The demographic change of San Pedro de ZamudiaYear184218571860187718871897190019101920193019401950 Population ND 233248 222 256 307 337 304 320 354 373 398 Year 196019701981200120062007200820122015201920202021 Population 359 265 ND 100 89 88 86 7461 52 52TBD
See also Sandin List of municipalities in Zamora
References
External links San Pedro de Zamudia info site Map and infos about San Pedro de Zamudia (Pueblos de España) Photos of San Pedro de Zamudia