Salto de Castro

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Town and Abandoned village in Castile and León, Spain

41°34′37″N 06°11′12″W / 41.57694°N 6.18667°W / 41.57694; -6.18667CountrySpainAutonomous commiunity Castile and LeónProvinceZamoraComarcaAlisteMunicipalityFonfríaMancomunidadTierras de AlisteElevation

601 m (1,972 ft)Population

(2016)

• Total0Demonym(s)Castreño, -aPostal code

49511

Salto de Castro, or Poblado del Salto de Castro, is an abandoned village in the municipality of Fonfría, Zamora, Spain. It is located near the Castro Dam, in the lowest part of the Arribes of Douro. According to BBC News, the village is on the market after being empty for 30 years.^[1]