La Carlota

La Carlota is a Spanish region in the territory of Cordoba, self-sufficient network of Andalusia. In 2005 it had 11,488 occupants. Its region is 80 km² and it has a thickness of 162.43 hab. La Carlota is situated in the Cordovan wide open, south of the capital, possessing some portion of the alluvial valley of the Guadalquivir and the zone of Quaternary porches. La Carlota fringes the area of Seville toward the west and south; toward the north is the city of Guadalcazar. The help is constant without outrageous inclines.

Slopes in the stormy season will in general stagnate. The climate is run of the mill of the region: a little yearly precipitation surpassing 600 mm and high temperatures in summer and winter semifrias. It focuses on the aridity of the region and the yearly shortfall in the hydrological balance. The primary financial movement is agribusiness and conventional items; dry oats, olive forests, vineyards, sunflowers, sugar beet, and cotton are very supported by its land area and action between two common capitals among other minor focuses.