Martos

Martos is a city in the region of Jaen in the self-sufficient network of Andalusia in south-focal Spain. It has a populace of 24063 occupants, making Martos the5th biggest district in the region. The city is situated on a western pinnacle of the Sierra Jabalcuz mountain run. It has a place with the metropolitan Area of Jaen, of which it is viewed as the second most essential city after the capital.

Its economy depends on agribusiness, specifically the development of the olive tree. Likewise critical are different ventures, particularly those identified with the treatment of plastic. The city has been connected to the Roman settlement of Colonia Augusta Gemella, and beginning in the eighth century was governed by the Moors under different Islamic states for more than 500 years.

Toward the finish of the 19^th century and start of the 20th, Martos experienced critical financial and urban improvement reflected in the city's design, in vast part because of the riches got from the mechanical generation of olive oil. Martos hence ended up a standout amongst the most prosperous urban communities of eastern Andalusia. Martos has a colossal rural lavishness because of the way of life of the olive forest, which puts the city in the summit with respect to creation and nature of what is named a "fluid gold ".