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Comunidad De Madrid Comunidad De Madrid COMMUNITY OF MADRID DATA GUIDE Population Density Popueucn Secondary Telephone Cars Visitors and Overn i ht sta s. 1995 Population Density Populatinn Secnndary Ieíephone ces (pop/km2) >= 65 years Housing fines (per 1000 (popll<m2) >=65 years Housing fines (per 1000 (%) (%) (per inhabitants) % C.M. / Spain (%) (%) (per inhabitanls) 1000 inhab.) 1000 inhab.) 1996 1996 1996 1996 1995 1995 Hotels (number 01establishments). 175 5.488 3,2 1996 1996 1996 1996 1995 1995 (number 01places available). 40.301 904.125 4,5 Topog raphy and Hyd rology Mora ta de Tajuña 5.438 301 Inns (number 01establishments) . 485 4.655 10,4 Móstoles 196.173 (number 01places available). 14.058 169.892 8,3 321 o 400 -600 M Navacerrada 1.778 614 Campings sites (number 01establishments) . 24 1.130 2,1 Acebeda (La) 53 679 Nava lafue nte 459 O 600-800 M 914 (number 01places available) .. 13.144 622.432 2,1 Ajalvir 1.622 653 Navataqamella 939 546 _ 800 -1 .000 M Alameda del Valle 166 695 Number 01visitors (thousands) . 4.289,1 37.428,9 11 ,5 Navalcarnero 11.601 329 Alama (El) 521 _ 1.000 · 1.200 M 3.878 Navarredonda 99 673 Foreigners . 2.522,5 21.142,9 11,9 Alcalá de Henares 163.386 324 Navas de l Rey 1.440 <13 Spaniards . 1.766,6 16.286,0 10,8 0 ' .200 - 1.400 M Alcobendas 83.031 391 Nuevo Baztan 2.108 823 A1corc ón 141.465 346 Overnight stays (thousands) . 8.410,5 159.463,1 5 ,3 _ 1.400 - 1.600 M Olmeda de las Fuentes 146 59Z Aldea del Fresno 4.630,7 58.281,4 7,9 1.236 642 Orusco 670 643 Foreigners . _ 1.600 ·1.800 M A1gete 12.33 411 Paracuellos de Uarama 5.293 ~ 58 Spaniards . 3.779,8 101.181,7 3 ,7 Alpeo rete 5.211 605 _ MORE THAN 1.000 M Parla 69.163 297 Ambit e 290 866 Patones ~03 360 D RIVER Anchuelo 596 308 Pedrezuela 1.154 674 Business Activities main figures 1994 Aranjue z 38.900 330 Pelayos de la Presa .198 1.130 _ DAM Arganda del Rey 29.224 406 Perales de Tajuña 1.991 402 Employed Aeovomounos 2.709 298 PezuelaC1e las Torres 540 49 5.000 10.000 15.000 Ala zar (El) 96 228 Pinitla del Valle 167 500 I I I Batres 639 642 Pinto 25.038 369 Becerril de la Sierra 2.707 803 Pinu écar 160 513 Belmonte de Tajo 1.142 276 Pozuelo de :Atareón 60.120 403 Berrueco (El) 318 340 Pozuelo del Rey 252 350 Berzosa del Lozoya 116 389 Prádena de l Rincón 110 330 Boadilla de l Mon le 17.8 14 35 7 Puebla de la Sierra 78 294 Boalo (El) 2.451 839 Puentes Viejas 414 500 Braojos 155 426 Quijorna 829 397 Brea de Tajo ~ 89 331 Bascatrla 1.459 558 8 runete 3.940 398 Redueña 163 427 Buitrago de l Lozoya 1.403 ~75 Btbatejada 30Z 807 Bustarvieio 1.345 559 Rivas-Vaciamadrid 22.620 422 Cabanillas de la Sierra 410 866 Robled illo de la :Jara 84 420 Cab rera (La) 1.337 573 Robledo de Chavala 2.139 686 Cadalso de los Vidri os 2.2H 595 Aob regordo 88 729 Cama rma de Esteruelas 2.086 391 Rozas de Madr id (Las) 45.280 412 Campo Real 2.548 332 Rozas de Puerto Real 3 19 580 I I carencia 474 430 San Agust ín de Guadalix 4.603 517 30.000 60.000 90.000 120.000 150.000 Carabaña 1.063 580 San Fernando de Henares 29.688 430 Gr o ss Valu e Added (millions p ts.) Casartubuetos 622 316 San Lorenzo del Escorial 10.828 446 Cenicientos 1.898 408 San Martín oe la Veg a 8.995 330 Cercedtlta 5.051 652 San Martín de Valdeiqte sias 5.969 434 Cervera de Buitraqo 97 245 San Sebastián de los Reye s 57.632 363 Ciempozuelos 12.445 271 Santa María de la Alameda 752 692 International trade by groups 01 activity 1995 Cobeña 2 . 07~ a37 Santo rcaz 529 453 Colmenar de Oreja 5.596 279 Santos de la Humosa (Los) 918 376 Colmenar de l Arroyo 816 501 Serna del Monte (t:a) 111 505 Colmenar Viejo 28.328 383 Serranillas de l Valle 810 500 g Colmenarejo 3.558 ~70 Sevilla la Nu eva 2.650 462 "1 Collado Mediano 3.681 593 Somosierra 99 381 g Collado Villalba 36.950 481 Soto de l Real 3.992 751 Carpa 384 344 Talamanca de Jararna 1.334 512 '" Cos lada 76.001 359 Tletmes 1.973 299 ~ Cubas 1.149 437 Titu lcia 918 307 ~ Chap inería 1.145 458 Torr ejón de Ardo z 88.821 347 'O Chinchón 3.849 360 Source: Consejer ía de Obras Públicas, Urbanismo y Transportes Torrejón de la Calzada 3.2 19 418 ~ Daganzo de Arriba 2.429 492 Torrejón de Velasco 1.504 318 :¡¡ Esco rial (El) 8.554 636 Torrelaguna 2.612 365 o Estreme ra 1.076 353 tcr reicocnes W .743 450 ~ FresnedilJas 635 538 Torremocha de Jarama 32 2 228 Fresno de terete 499 559 Torres de la Alameda 3.925 303 ( 11 ,17 % ) 12,7 5%) ~ Fuenlabrada 163.567 328 Tres Cantos 27.715 484 Fuente el Saz de Uarama 3.208 a 1Q Valdaracete 650 316 m iIi Fuentidueña de Tajo 1.398 369 vatoeaverc 556 403 (2 .25% ) (2,42%) ;1 EU 15 Galapaqar 16.503 a38 Valde lag una 540 490 Garganta de los Montes 329 478 Valdemanco 515 475 (9,2 6% ) ~ Surlace area (Km2). 7.995 505.992 3.191.347 Gargantilla del Lozc ya 212 1.069 Valdemaquetla 553 640 (2 2 ,2 1%) (13 ,04% ) ( 11,2 6 %) j By use: Gascones 102 537 Valdemorillo 3.99 7 672 Getafe 143.153 338 Ü Valde moro 21.240 359 Agricullural (%) . 26 52 3 5 Griñón 3.748 439 o Agrlcultural & fishery products W v atoeotmos-Atalpardo 1.625 393 'O ~~ ~~~. 19 3 2 26 Guadal ix de la Sierra 2.48 1 ~69 Valdep iélagos 32Z 33 1 o Energy and water O Melallurgy & rcn-metamc mineral prod ~ Others areas (%) . 55 16 40 Guadarrama 7.830 695 valoetorres de Jarama 1.662 455 (25,9 9%) O Chemical indus try a: Maximun average monlhly temp erature ro C) ... 26,4 25,2 17,8 (1) Hiruela (t:a) 56 276 Valdilecha 1.79Z 363 • Building and metal manufacluring 'O Horc ajo de la Sierra 127 727 Valverde de Alcalá 265 344 • Machinery Minimun average monlh ly tempe rature ro C). 10,0 6,6 4 ,1 (1) Horca jue lo de la Sierra 91 500 Velílla de San Anton io a.59Z 348 • Electncal & erect-orscar suo. & equip j Hoyo de Manzan ares 5.080 654 Vellón (El) • Transpon supplies 1.045 437 W (1) EU 12 (1993) Humanes de Madrid 8.305 520 Venturada 539 1.101 • Otner manutacturlnq ínoustnes 'O Leqan és 174.593 329 Villa del Prado 3.758 388 ~ loeches 2.672 391 Vmacone jos 2.909 282 '2 Lozoya 444 705 Villalbilla 3.586 465 ~ Lozoyuela·Nava s·Sieteiglesias 622 692 VilJamanrique de Tajo 585 423 Madarcos 36 600 Vilfam anta 1.499 460 Ü m Madrid 2.866 .850 486 Villamantilla 338 451 w Majad aho nda 40.042 374 Villanueva de la Cañada 7.913 375 'O Manzanares El Real 3.087 721 villanueva de Perales 444 423 a Meco 4.142 315 Villanueva de l Pardillo 2.887 371 11 Mejorada del Cam po 14.677 340 VilJar de l Olmo 1.010 344 Instituto de Estadística Miraflores de la Sierra 3.365 594 vínare]o de Salvan és 5.384 298 Comun idad de Madrid j CONSEJERIA DE HACIENDA Molar (El) 3.422 363 Villaviciosa de Odón 17.019 399 W Molinos (Los) 2.957 530 CONSEJERIA DE HACIENDA 'O Villavieja del Lozoya 180 436 11 Mon tejo de la Sierra 279 a60 9 Zarzateio 1.002 522 Instituto de Estadística Comunidad de Madrid Moraleja de Enmedio 2.289 456 1 I I .R 5 % C.M. / Spain WOM EN Me n 95 & m o re Seats 90-94 Community of Madrid . 4.780.572 4.947.599 2.411.548 2.610.741 85-89 Extension of roads (Km) . 3.326 162.617 2,0 Municipality Mad rid . 3.058.182 3.010.492 1.338.558 1.528.292 eO-84 01 Highways, motorways & do uble way roads Metropolitan Area . 1.409.60 1 1.582 .077 849 .884 860.092 75-79 PSOE (32) (Km) . 619 8.133 7,6 Other Municipalities . 312. 789 354 .986 223 .106 222.357 70-74 65-69 Number of haulage vehicles .. 316.566 2.936.765 10,8 Demo ra h 60-64 Number of cars . 2.232.131 14.212.259 15,7 5 5 -59 EUROPEAN Passenger Iraflic (Ihousands) 50-54 '/1." UNION 45-49 Railway (RENFE). 7.707 365 .503 2,1 1995 40-44 Air .. 19.571 95.432 20,5 35-39 Domestic ... 39.962 25,2 Birth rate (per 1000 inhabita nts) .. 9,3 9,2 10,8 10.061 30-34 International . 9.510 55.470 17,1 Average number of children per wo man .. 1,1 1,2 1,6 25-29 PP (54) Excess 01births . 2,2 0,3 0,8 20-2 4 Co mmunications Death rate (per 1000 inhabitants) .
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