VALSEQUILLO DE GRAN CANARIA

'Municipality of Valsequillo de Gran Canaria'
Map
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Statistics
Autonomous region: Canary Islands
Province: Las Palmas
Island: Gran Canaria
Area: 39.15 km²
some reads 38.43 km²
Population: 8,498 ''(2004)''
Population density: 221.13/km²
Elevation:
Lowest:
Centre:
Highest:

eastern part
558 m
southwestern part
Location: 27.8667/27°58' N lat.
15.5/15°30' W long.
Municipal code: E-35031
Car designation: GC until 2001

'Valsequillo de Gran Canaria' is a Canarian municipality in the eastern portion of the island of Gran Canaria in the Las Palmas province in the Canary Islands. Vega de San Mateo is a suburb of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The population is 8,381 (ISTAC, 2003), its density is 214.07/km² and the area is 39.15 km². Valsequillo is situated in a mountain setting. Valsequillo is located SW of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and W of Teide and is on a road linking it to the capital as well as Teide, Vega de San Mateo and the northwestern part of Gran Canaria. The main industries are agriculture and tourism. Farmland is situated in the valleys, while the mountains cover most of Valsequillo.

Contents
Geography
Historical population
Other
External links
See also

Geography



★ Location:


★ Latitude: 28.01 (28°1') N


★ Longitude: 15.55 (15°33') W

★ Altitude:


★ Lowest: eastern part


★ Centre: 558 m


★ Highest: southwestern part

Historical population


Year Population Density
1991 6.374 162,8/km²
1996 7.796 199,1/km²
1998 7.710 196,9/km²
1999 7.905 201,9/km²
2000 8.049 205,6/km²
2001 8.139 207,9/km²
2002 8.311 212,3/km²
2003 8.381 214,1/km²
2004 8.498 217,1/km²
2005 8.659 221,2/km²
2006 8.583 219,2/km²

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Other


Valsequillo has schools, lyceums, a few gymnasia, churches, a post office and squares (''plaza'').

External links



Official site

★ 'Map and aerial photos'


Street map from Mapquest. MapPoint or Google or Yahoo! Maps


Google or Microsoft Virtual Earth - image now available

★ Coordinates:

See also



List of municipalities in Las Palmas




'North:' Santa Brígida 'Northeast:' Telde
'West:' Vega de San Mateo 'Valsequillo' 'East:' Telde
'South:' San Bartolomé de Tirajana 'Southeast:' Ingenio


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