Vall de Almonacid

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Vall de Almonacid la Vall d'Almonesir
Municipality

Postal code		12414
Official language	Spanish
Website	valldealmonacid.es

Vall de Almonacid is a

Castellón, Valencia, Spain. The name in Valencian

is La Vall d'Almonesir, but the local language is Spanish, not Valencian.

It contains the "Castle of Almonesir".[2]

References

^ Municipal Register of Spain 2018. National Statistics Institute.
^ "Dirección General de Patrimonio Cultural".

v t e Municipalities of Alto Palancia
Algimia de Almonacid Almedíjar Altura Azuébar Barracas Bejís Benafer Castellnovo Caudiel Chóvar Gaibiel Geldo Higueras Jérica Matet Navajas Pavías Pina de Montalgrao Sacañet Segorbe Soneja Sot de Ferrer Teresa Torás El Toro Vall de Almonacid Viver

v t e Municipalities of the province of Castellón
Aín Albocàsser Alcalà de Xivert Alcúdia de Veo Alfondeguilla Algimia de Almonacid Almassora Almedíjar Almenara Altura Arañuel Ares del Maestrat Argelita Artana Atzeneta del Maestrat Ayódar Azuébar Barracas Bejís Benafer Benafigos Benassal Benicarló Benicàssim Benlloc Betxí Borriol Borriana Cabanes Canet lo Roig Castell de Cabres Castellfort Castellnovo Castellón de la Plana Castillo de Villamalefa Catí Caudiel Cervera del Maestre Chodos Chóvar Cinctorres Cirat Cortes de Arenoso Costur Culla Càlig El Toro Eslida Espadilla Fanzara Figueroles Forcall Fuente la Reina Fuentes de Ayódar Gaibiel Geldo Herbés Higueras Jérica La Jana L'Alcora La Llosa La Mata de Morella La Pobla de Benifassà La Pobla Tornesa La Salzadella La Serratella La Serra d'en Galceran La Torre d'en Besora La Vall d'Uixó La Vilavella Les Alqueries Les Coves de Vinromà Lucena del Cid Ludiente Matet Moncofa Montanejos Montán Morella Navajas Nules Olocau del Rey Onda Orpesa Palanques Pavías Peníscola Pina de Montalgrao Portell de Morella Puebla de Arenoso Ribesalbes Rossell Sacañet Sant Jordi Sant Mateu San Rafael del Río Santa Magdalena de Pulpis Sant Joan de Moró Segorbe Soneja Sot de Ferrer Sueras Tales Teresa Tírig Todolella Toga Torás Torralba del Pinar Torreblanca Torrechiva La Torre d'en Doménec Traiguera Les Useres Vallat Vall d'Alba Vall de Almonacid Vallibona Vilafamés Vilanova d'Alcolea Vilar de Canes Vilafranca Villahermosa del Río Villamalur Villanueva de Viver Vila-real Villores Vinaròs Vistabella del Maestrat Viver Xert Xilxes/Chilches Zorita del Maestrazgo Zucaina

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