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Provisional grade — 40% of pillars available. Missing indicators (climate, amenities, value) are estimated at a neutral value.
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Location in Spain
The municipality (red) within its province (green).
The 5 pillars
Grade scale
Demographic momentum
2015–2020 · 2 observations · two published figuresAnnualised from the only two figures this source publishes. With no series in between, acceleration cannot be measured, so none is shown.
Indicators (official sources)
Local vitality
60/100Attractiveness (points of interest)
Density of points of interest per km² (tourism, culture, food, leisure, nature) from OpenStreetMap. Higher means a livelier/more attractive area.
OpenStreetMap — points of interest · 2026-08-03
0 POI
Population
Official number of residents (INE municipal register / Padrón).
INSEE — Populations légales des communes (recensement) · 2020-01-01
2020
Population change (10 years)
Population change over ~10 years — the key indicator of a village's vitality.
INSEE — Populations légales des communes (recensement) · 2020-01-01
2015 → 2020
Amenities & access
10/100Air connectivity
Ease of access to international airports, weighted by their importance and the straight-line distance from the municipality centre. Higher means better international connections.
Terragrado — air connectivity (curated airports) · 2026-08-03
Pointe-à-Pitre (PTP) · Gran Canaria (LPA) 4,953.8 km
Everyday essentials
How many of the four essential services (pharmacy, supermarket, school, doctor) are actually inside the municipality boundary, according to OpenStreetMap. This counts presence, not distance: a municipality with none of the four means a drive for every errand.
OpenStreetMap — everyday essential services · 2026-08-03
None mapped here