Madarcos

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Madarcos is a municipality of the Community of Madrid, Spain. It has an area of 8.46 km² with a population of 49 inhabitants and a density of 5.79 inhabitants / km² it is the town with the lowest population in the Community of Madrid.^[2]

Geography

It borders the municipalities of the Sierra Horcajo north and northwest; Horcajuelo of the Sierra and the Rincon Prádena east; Puentes Viejas south, and Gandullas Piñuécar- west. At its end is the desert of La Nava, in the hamlet of the same name, to the southeast of the town, on the edge of the M-137 that connects Buitrago del Lozoya with Montejo de la Sierra, past the turning Madarcos.

41°02′51″N 3°34′56″W / 41.04750°N 3.58222°W / 41.04750; -3.58222

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