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Horta Sud - Wikipedia

Coordinates: 39°22′26″N 0°25′23″W / 39.37389°N 0.42306°W

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Horta Sud Horta Sud (Valencian) Huerta Sur (Spanish)
Comarca

Country	Spain
Autonomous community	Valencian Community
Province	Valencia / València
Municipalities	20 municipalities
Area
• Total	309.73 km² (119.59 sq mi)
Population (2023)
• Total	482,509
• Density	1,600/km² (4,000/sq mi)
Demonym
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Most populated municipality	Torrent

Horta Sud (Valencian: [ˈɔɾta ˈsut], also [ˈɔɾtɔ ˈsut]; Spanish: Huerta Sur [ˈweɾta ˈsuɾ]) is a comarca in the province of Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain, to the south of the city.

Geography

It borders, to the north with the city of Valencia and the Horta Nord, to the northwest with Camp de Túria, to the west with Hoya de Buñol and Ribera Alta, to the east with Albufera Natural Park, and to the south with Ribera Baixa and Ribera Alta.^[1]

Municipalities

Official name	Name in Spanish	Population (2023)	Area	Density
Torrent	Torrente	87 295	69,20	1187,98
Mislata		45 644	2,10	20 805,24
Aldaia	Aldaya	33 376	19,90	1601,21
Manises		31 573	16,10	1920,43
Xirivella	Chirivella	30 749	5,20	5696,73
Alaquàs	Alacuás	29 825	3,90	7579,74
Catarroja		29 316	13,04	2156,44
Paiporta		27 124	3,90	6689,23
Quart de Poblet	Cuart de Poblet	25 590	19,70	1256,85
Picassent	Picasent	22 236	85,78	244,14
Alfafar		21 879	10,10	2068,32
Silla		19 683	25,00	750,84
Albal		17 024	7,40	2216,08
Benetússer	Benetúser	15 879	0,76	21 153,84
Picanya	Picaña	11 760	7,50	1535,07
Sedaví		10 637	1,83	5646,45
Alcàsser	Alcácer	10 575	9,01	1114,21
Massanassa	Masanasa	10 146	5,60	1726,25
Beniparrell		2074	3,70	527,57
Llocnou de la Corona	Lugar Nuevo de la Corona	124	0,0128	9218,75
Total		482 509	309,73	1557,84

Language

Horta Sud is located within the Valencian-speaking linguistic area. Due to the arrival of numerous Spanish-speaking immigrants in the 60s and 70s, the percentage of Valencian speakers has been reduced in many municipalities. Even so, it is the sub-region with the greatest knowledge and use of Valencian in the metropolitan area of Valencia. Since 2017, 72% of the schools in Horta Sud teach entirely in Valencian.^[2]

History

The Horta Sud region was created in 1989 and included part of the former Ribera Baja region and part of the historic Horta de València. These old regions appear on Emili Beüt's map of regions "Comarques naturals del Regne de València" published in 1934.

In 2023, the municipalities of the controversial Horta Oest region were officially assigned to the Horta Sud region, with the exception of Paterna, which was added to the Horta Nord region.^[3]

October 2024 Spain floods

At the end of October 2024, the region suffered catastrophic flooding, and the heaviest impact in all of Spain, due to the October 2024 Spain floods, which swept away roads, bridges, cars and homes, leaving more than 200 dead and many hundreds more homeless. The heavy rains caused rivers and drainage systems to overflow, submerging entire streets and causing havoc to crops and property. The community, deeply affected, now faces the challenge of rebuilding in the midst of a humanitarian emergency.^[4]^[5]

Articles related to the comarca of Horta Sud

v t e Comarques of the Valencian Community
Alacantí Alcalatén Alcoià Alt Maestrat Alto Mijares Alto Palancia Alt Vinalopó Baix Maestrat Baix Vinalopó Camp de Morvedre Camp de Túria Canal de Navarrés Comtat Costera Horta Nord Horta Oest Horta Sud Hoya de Buñol Marina Alta Marina Baixa Ports Plana Alta Plana Baixa Requena-Utiel Ribera Alta Ribera Baixa Rincón de Ademuz Safor Serranos València Vall d'Albaida Valle de Ayora-Cofrentes Vega Baja del Segura Vinalopó Mitjà

References

^ Fundacio Horta Sud
^ "Del 100% del nivell bàsic a la Vall de Cofrents al 100% d'avançat als Ports: radiografia comarcal del decret de plurilingüisme". Diari la Veu (in Catalan). Retrieved 7 May 2017.
^ Generalidad Valenciana. "LEY 8/2022, de 29 de diciembre, de medidas fiscales, de gestión administrativa y financiera, y de organización de la Generalitat" (PDF). Retrieved 2 January 2023.
^ "Mapa de las inundaciones en Valencia: listado con todos los municipios afectados". 20minutos. 31 October 2024. Retrieved 31 October 2024.
^ "DANA, última hora en Valencia y el resto de España, hoy en directo". El Mundo. 31 October 2024. Retrieved 31 October 2024.

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