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Valle de Albaida Postal Codes: 46635 to 46893 | Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana

Postal Codes (Códigos postales) for Valle de Albaida range from 46635 to 46893 in Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain. To find exact Postal Codes and postcodes within Valle de Albaida, choose from the districts below.

Municipalities in Valle de Albaida

Agullent Aielo de Malferit Aielo de Rugat Albaida Alfarrasí Atzeneta d'Albaida Bèlgida Bellús Beniatjar Benicolet Benigànim Benissoda Benissuera Bocairent Bufali Carrícola Castelló de Rugat El Palomar Fontanars dels Alforins Guadasséquies L'Olleria La Pobla del Duc Llutxent Montaverner Montitxelvo/Montichelvo Ontinyent Otos Pinet Quatretonda Ráfol de Salem

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Valle de Albaida, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, 46635
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Valle de Albaida on the Map

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Valle de Albaida Quick Facts

CountrySpain (ES)
Administrative PathSpain → Comunidad Valenciana → Valencia
Postal Code46635~46893
Autonomous CommunityComunidad Valenciana
ProvincesValencia
ISO CodesES / ESP / 724
Top-level domain (ccTLD).es
Coordinates39.659812, -0.571364
Municipalities30

What to Know About Valle de Albaida

Key Facts

Valle de Albaida is a comarca (county) located in the southwestern part of the Valencian Community in eastern Spain. Situated within the province of Valencia, this inland region is characterized by its mountainous terrain and strategic position between the coastal plains and the interior highlands. The comarca covers approximately 722 square kilometers and has a population of around 90,000 inhabitants distributed across its various municipalities. Valle de Albaida is administratively divided into 35 municipalities, with Ontinyent serving as the traditional capital and largest urban center of the region. The area is known for its rich agricultural traditions, particularly vineyards and olive groves, as well as its significant textile and furniture manufacturing industries that have been economic mainstays for centuries. The region's name derives from the Arabic 'Al-Bayda,' meaning 'the white,' likely referring to the limestone-rich soil that characterizes much of its landscape. For those seeking detailed postal code information and administrative data for Valle de Albaida's municipalities, this platform provides comprehensive access to all sub-regional postal services and location-specific details.

Neighboring Regions

  • Costa de Valencia
  • Hoya de Buñol
  • Canal de Navarrés
  • La Costera
  • Vall d'Albaida
  • Safor
  • Comtat

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