Cuellar

Cuellar is a residential community and Municipality in the Province of Segovia, in the self-governing network of Castile and Leon, in Spain. It had a populace of 9,725 of every 2011. The town is settled on a slope, and it is 60 km north-east of the capital city of Segovia, and 50 km south of Valladolid. It has an augmentation of 272 km² and it is 857 m above ocean level. Streaming however the town are the waterways Cerquilla and Cega. Toward the north, the town outskirts the district of Bahabon, toward the south it fringes Sanchonuno; toward the east is Frumales; and toward the west are the regions of San Cristobal de Cuellar and Vallelado.

Cuellar has a long-standing horticulture custom. Explicit harvests are oats, vegetables, chicory, vegetables, and beet. Explicit domesticated animals raised are pigs, sheep and bovines. Numerous years prior, ranger service and tar generation were critical monetary assets as well. There is some proof of scattered Iron Age settlements in the upper territory, close to the palace. Roman settlements have not been found in the town. Yearly Pilgrimage to the asylum of Our Lady of the Hayfiel. Every 17 September the sincere individuals from the zone go together to implore and to celebrate. This haven is 5 km far from Cuellar and it is a well known relaxation put as well.