Pueblo Nuevo, Valencia

Pueblo Nuevo (in Valencian and officially or ) is a pedania in the city of Valencia (Spain) belonging to the district of Pobles del Nord. It is bordered on the west by Burjassot, on the north by BorbotÃÂ³ and Carpesa and on the south by Valencia. Its population census in 2022 was 908 inhabitants.

History

The nucleus of Pueblo Nuevo is located around the church of San Bernardo de Alcira, south of the town. From there, it spread northwards towards BorbotÃÂ³ along the road to Moncada. At the beginning of the 20th century, it became a pedania of Valencia, like the other towns in the district.

Demography

The population of Pueblo Nuevo, which grew a lot since the beginning of the 20th century, began a downward trend in the 1960s that continues to be seen in recent censuses.

Politics

Pueblo Nuevo depends on the as a neighborhood of the district of Poblados del Norte (in valencian ). However, given its status as a rural settlement, it has, in accordance with the relevant state and autonomous community laws, an (neighborhood mayor) who is responsible for ensuring the proper functioning of the neighborhood and civic relations, signing administrative reports and submitting proposals, suggestions, complaints and claims from residents to the city council.

Public services

The pedania has an Activity Center for the elderly, which offers socio-cultural activities, physical maintenance and various workshops and courses.

Patrimony

Church of San Bernardo MÃÂ¡rtir: It is located two kilometers south of the town, in the access from Valencia and nearby there is a small park. In 1942 a new parish was built in the hermitage of Pi, later moved to its present location where the temple was inaugurated on October 16, 1951, and is characterized by the sobriety and simplicity of its set. At that time the parish priest was Don Rafael Alcocer SarriÃÂ³n. The name of the parish is given by the orchard of Llano de San Bernardo. The origin of the chapel is from the time of the ancestors of the Marquis of Valldaura, Don Vicente Castillo. It has two bodies: the temple with its annexes and the belfry with bells. It has a single rectangular nave and a pointed barrel vault.
(Alters Mill): It is a flour and rice mill from the late eighteenth century or early nineteenth century completely painted white. Located opposite the church of San Bernardo in the curve that makes the Camino de Moncada, and on the that comes from the , in the Alters district.
Farmhouses (AlquerÃÂa): Within the limits of Pueblo Nuevo there are numerous farmhouses, some of them prior to the 17th century. It is worth mentioning the 16th century , first owned by the Count of Pino Hermoso and later by the Count of MontornÃÂ©s. Today it has been renovated and is used as a hall for celebrations. Also of interest are the , dating from before 1698; the and the , dating from before 1689.

Urbanism

It is difficult to define the urban center, since the hamlet consists of a series of low houses lined along the edge of the road to Moncada, and its surroundings are composed of orchards. Thus, the population is distributed between this line of buildings and the farmhouses scattered among the crops.