Novallas

Historia

Novallas is a municipality located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. It belongs to the "comarca" (county) of Tarazona y el Moncayo. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 807 inhabitants.GeographyLocation: Situated on the left bank of Queiles to NO of Zaragoza, neighbouring Navarra. Its relief is fairly flat with some inclination to the west of its territory. It is about 100 km far from Soria, Pamplona, Logroño and Zaragoza, 15 km from Tudela and 6 km from Tarazona. Moncayo mountain is 15 km to the south.Routes of access: Road N-121 Tarazona - Tudela.Climate: Continental Mediterranean.PopulationHistorical evolution of the Town: 1495: 8 Christian fires and 23 Moorish. 1543: 31 fires. 1610: 80 houses 1646: 36 fires. 1713: 27 neighbours. 1722: 18 neighbours. 1787: 18 neighbours. 1797: 58 neighbours. 1857: 1,077 inhabitants. 1877: 1,216 inhabitants. 1900: 1,504 inhabitants. 1910: 1,503 inhabitants. 1920: 1,586 inhabitants. 1930: 1,591 inhabitants. 1940: 1,535 inhabitants. 1950: 1,686 inhabitants. 1960: 1,368 inhabitants. 1965: 1,264 inhabitants. 1970: 1,138 inhabitants. 1980: 936 inhabitants. 1991: 783 inhabitants. 1996: 773 inhabitants. 2000: 731 inhabitants. 2003: 815 inhabitants. 2006: 818 inhabitants. 2007: 875 inhabitants.