Town hall

"Sheepfolds, Rope of the Sheepfolds, Saw of Eagle, creek of the Cañaleja", they confirm that we are in presence of a pastoral Town. "Navalcán", dog means plain or meadow of , because a figure should have existed in the Celtiberian antiquity or dog's simulacrum, as regards the cattle that was grazing in his grounds.

We are in the presence of a Town pastoral. The cattle way, today gully, it should have been very important and to serve as base to the transhumancia and after axis to the routes Roman. The repopulation of the territory was a work of the council of Avila. Enrique II, in 1366, gave to don García Alvarez of Toledo dominion of Oropesa and his ground, where it was remaining Navalcán. In 1650, Navalcán, remained turned into town realenga and out of the domain of the feudal dominion. In 1594 silver benefits in his term a mine of . (Fte.-Texto Delegation to see link)