Town hall

In accordance with the relation of 1576, them nearby deponents say: "... that the town of The Tint was called this way for being placed in high place and that from her see many villages and grounds...". The term "tint", it is a hispanicized Latin word in the XIVth century, which it means to "see" or "dress".

Although it happens like ancient Town, it is more probable that it began to to have certain relief when one depopulates "Elm trees". For the toponymy existing, an ancient Roman and Arabic population justifies herself, and also a later Castilian repopulation. In 1576 the name of The Tint is known simply and it is a town in the kingdom of Toledo, placed in the region of The Sand. It belongs to the dominion of Fernando de Alarcón, commander of the order of Saint John and Gallium of the same one. (Fte.-Texto Delegation to see link)

Nuclei: Creek of Garden, Creek Tormantos and Calzadilla, Friars' Way, Way of Gardens, Way of Illescas, Way of the Prop, Way of the Rio, Traveled Madrid To, Walked Madrid-B, I Travel Madrid-C, Cantalpajaro, Castle of Elm tree, Potter, The Fulling mill, The Thicket, The Creek, The Elder, The Tint of Saint John, Serene Source, Guadarrama I Center, Guadarrama West, Guadarrama to, Guadarrama-B, The Avenue, The Alferza, The Cascabela, Her Chapel, The Pigeon, The Bramble, The Flowers, The Trenches, The Almond trees, The Olive trees, The Rosebushes I, Industrial park the Chapel, Meadow of the Horses, Extension the Thicket, San Marcos, Copse Manducha, Valdeclara, Valdehoyas I, Valdehoyas II, Valdelafuente, Vale of Cradle, Vega of the Castle