Población de Campos

Población de Campos is a municipality in the province of Palencia, Castile and León, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 179 inhabitants.

Municipalities in the province of Palencia
Abarca de Campos Abia de las Torres Aguilar de Campoo Alar del Rey Alba de Cerrato Amayuelas de Arriba Ampudia Amusco Antigüedad Arconada Astudillo Autilla del Pino Autillo de Campos Ayuela Baltanás Baquerín de Campos Barruelo de Santullán Becerril de Campos Belmonte de Campos Berzosilla Boada de Campos Boadilla de Rioseco Boadilla del Camino Brañosera Buenavista de Valdavia Bustillo de la Vega Bustillo del Páramo de Carrión Bárcena de Campos Báscones de Ojeda Calahorra de Boedo Calzada de los Molinos Capillas Cardeñosa de Volpejera Carrión de los Condes Castil de Vela Castrejón de la Peña Castrillo de Don Juan Castrillo de Onielo Castrillo de Villavega Castromocho Cervatos de la Cueza Cervera de Pisuerga Cevico Navero Cevico de la Torre Cisneros Cobos de Cerrato Collazos de Boedo Congosto de Valdavia Cordovilla la Real Cubillas de Cerrato Dehesa de Montejo Dehesa de Romanos Dueñas Espinosa de Cerrato Espinosa de Villagonzalo Frechilla Fresno del Río Frómista Fuentes de Nava Fuentes de Valdepero Grijota Guardo Guaza de Campos Herrera de Pisuerga Herrera de Valdecañas Hontoria de Cerrato Hornillos de Cerrato Husillos Hérmedes de Cerrato Itero de la Vega La Pernía La Puebla de Valdavia La Serna La Vid de Ojeda Lagartos Lantadilla Ledigos Loma de Ucieza Lomas de Campos Magaz de Pisuerga Manquillos Mantinos Marcilla de Campos Mazariegos Mazuecos de Valdeginate Melgar de Yuso Meneses de Campos Micieces de Ojeda Monzón de Campos Moratinos Mudá Nogal de las Huertas Olea de Boedo Olmos de Ojeda Osornillo Osorno la Mayor Palencia Palenzuela Paredes de Nava Payo de Ojeda Pedraza de Campos Pedrosa de la Vega Perales Pino del Río Piña de Campos Población de Arroyo Población de Campos Población de Cerrato Polentinos Pomar de Valdivia Poza de la Vega Pozo de Urama Prádanos de Ojeda Páramo de Boedo Quintana del Puente Quintanilla de Onsoña Reinoso de Cerrato Renedo de la Vega Requena de Campos Respenda de la Peña Revenga de Campos Revilla de Collazos Ribas de Campos Riberos de la Cueza Saldaña Salinas de Pisuerga San Cebrián de Campos San Cebrián de Mudá San Cristóbal de Boedo San Mamés de Campos San Román de la Cuba Santa Cecilia del Alcor Santa Cruz de Boedo Santervás de la Vega Santibáñez de Ecla Santibáñez de la Peña Santoyo Soto de Cerrato Sotobañado y Priorato Tabanera de Cerrato Tabanera de Valdavia Tariego de Cerrato Torquemada Torremormojón Triollo Támara de Campos Valbuena de Pisuerga Valde-Ucieza Valdeolmillos Valderrábano Valle de Cerrato Valle del Retortillo Velilla del Río Carrión Venta de Baños Vertavillo Villabasta de Valdavia Villacidaler Villaconancio Villada Villaeles de Valdavia Villaherreros Villahán Villalaco Villalba de Guardo Villalcázar de Sirga Villalcón Villalobón Villaluenga de la Vega Villamartín de Campos Villamediana Villameriel Villamoronta Villamuera de la Cueza Villamuriel de Cerrato Villanueva del Rebollar Villanuño de Valdavia Villaprovedo Villarmentero de Campos Villarrabé Villarramiel Villasarracino Villasila de Valdavia Villaturde Villaumbrales Villaviudas Villerías de Campos Villodre Villodrigo Villoldo Villota del Páramo Villovieco

Población de Campos
municipality

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Country	Spain
Autonomous community	Castile and León
Province	Palencia
Municipality	Población de Campos
Area
• Total	23 km² (9 sq mi)
Population (2018)[1]
• Total	131
• Density	5.7/km² (15/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Website	Official website

History

Since the mid-12th century, Poblacion de Campos was lordship by the Order of St. John of Jerusalem or Knights of Rhodes and Malta. The historical evidence indicates that Alfonso VII granted this privilege to this Order in Salamanca on June 24 of the year 1140. The lordship and jurisdiction of the cross was established shortly after.

Poblacion de Campos likely originated in the 9th century, but likely it was preceded by a Roman villa settlement as suggested by the Loncejares excavations. Its geographical location in a high and the name of "Castle" to one of its neighborhoods suggest that Poblacion de Campos had in the past walls and likely a castle. Since the 10th century Poblacion de Campos is part of the Christian pilgrim way "Camino de Santiago", the Way of St. James, to Santiago as attested by its French street.

At the time of apogee of the "Camino de Santiago", Poblacion de Campos had two renowned hospitals, Our Lady of Mercy and the San Miguel Hospital.

At the end of the 16th century, Poblacion's population had 154 neighbors, which felt to 106 in 1751 while in 1900, 1930 and 1960 had 861, 735, and 500, respectively. The population living in this village in 2009 is under 200, at the levels of the 16th century!.

Municipal Register of Spain 2018. National Statistics Institute.

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