Villanueva del Arzobispo

Villanueva del Arzobispo is a town located within the province of Jaen, Spain. According to the 2011 census, the metropolis has a population of 8,924. The metropolis was first stated within the year 1396 due to a petition made with the aid of Pedro Tenorio, archbishop of Toledo, to King Henry III of Castile. Hence the town's call, which means New Town of the Archbishop in Spanish. Before this date, the metropolis turned into known as La Moraleja, adjacent to Iznatoraf and in the direction of the beginning of the 13th century formed a part of the conquered territory of Cazorla.

There exist primary kinds of the historical call of the locality, which earlier than being referred to as La Moraleja changed into called in Arabic Al-Buxarressa, from which La Moraleja derives. The urban nucleus of Villanueva del Arzobispo is situated next to the mountain of Albercones, to the west, at a crossroads. It provides a blended picture, with some ancient districts made of irregular roads and blocks of houses, and others with blocks extra or less in a regular sample which conforms to the extra contemporary extended place. In the historic area, located inside the west part of the centre, there are various roads with steep tendencies.