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The Region of Murcia is an autonomous community located in southeastern Spain between Andalusia and Valencia. Its capital is Murcia City. The population of the Region of Murcia is approximately 1.5 million people, with just under a third living in Murcia City and half living in Murcia City, Cartagena, and Lorca. Important holidays and traditions include Holy Week, Easter Sunday, Spring Festivals, and the Bando de la Huerta. Typical dishes of Murcia include paparajotes and pie.
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- 1. By Mateo and PaulaBy Mateo and Paula
- 2. LocationLocation • The Region of Murcia is a Spanish autonomous community, located in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, between Andalusia and Valencia, and between the Mediterranean and Castile-La Mancha coast. Its capital is the city of Murcia
- 3. POPULATIONPOPULATION • The total population of the Region of Murcia is 1,466,818 inhab just under a third live in the capital and half in the municipalities of Murcia, Cartagena and Lorca. • • ITS FLAG ITS SHIELD
- 4. Holidays and traditionsHolidays and traditions • The most important celebrations are Semana Santa, Domingo de Resurrección, Fiestas de Primavera, Bando de la huerta…
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- 6. GASTRONOMYGASTRONOMY • Murcia typical dishes are paparajotes and pie. • Paparajotes Pie •