Utebo

Utebo is a region situated in the region of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. At the season of the 2012 enumeration INE, the district had a populace of 18,281 occupants, being the third most populated town of the area, just overwhelmed by Zaragoza and Calatayud, and a standout amongst the most populated in Aragon. Utebo is conveyed in three neighborhoods, the Old Town, El Monte and the area of Malpica. The town is in the correct bank of the River Ebro.

Utebo has a place with Campo de Zaragoza, being the most populated town behind the capital city. Its city territory outskirts Casetas neighborhood on the west, Alfocea on the north, Garrapinillos on the south and Zaragoza on the east. The name Utebo continues from the Latin 'Octavius'. Octavius was established with Caesar Augusta Zaragoza in 24-13 BC. The most critical yields are vegetables, corn and oats.

Utebo has a modern zone on the N-232 street, among Zaragoza and Casetas neighborhood. Here there are five mechanical parks: El Aguila, La Casaza, La Estacion, San Idelfonso Utebo, the biggest. The business isn't too much specific, with metallurgy exercises, development, generation of synthetic compounds, furniture and nourishment. Utebo has an exhibition hall social focus named Centro Cultural Mariano Mesonada. It houses the Museo Orus, which shows the works of art of Jose Orus, an Aragonese craftsman.