Calatorao

Calatorao is a municipality located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. It belongs to the Campo de Borja comarca.

Geography: Calatorao is situated at the foot of the Sierra de la Virgen mountain range, approximately 65 kilometers west of the city of Zaragoza. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 41°35′N 1°28′W. The altitude varies significantly within the municipality, contributing to diverse microclimates.

History: The area has been inhabited since ancient times. The Romans left their mark, and later, it was influenced by the Moors. Calatorao was reconquered during the Middle Ages. Historically, it has been an agricultural area, known particularly for its wine production.

Economy: The primary economic activity is agriculture, specifically viticulture. The town is known for its production of high-quality red wine, which benefits from the Designation of Origin (D.O.) Campo de Borja. The wine industry contributes significantly to the local economy. Tourism, particularly wine tourism, also plays a role.

Demographics: As of recent population data, Calatorao has a relatively small population. Population figures are subject to change; refer to official census data for the most current numbers.

Culture: The town has local festivals and traditions, often centered around religious celebrations and agricultural cycles. These events provide opportunities for community gathering and the preservation of cultural heritage.

Points of Interest: Notable points of interest include the parish church, and the surrounding natural landscape of the Sierra de la Virgen. The wine cellars (bodegas) are also of interest to visitors interested in wine production and tasting.