Editing Verraco (section)

====Castile and León====
[[File:mingorria0520.jpg|thumb|right|Verraco in [[Mingorría]], Castile and León, Spain.]]
[[File:VERRACO DE VILLANUEVA DEL CAMPILLO 2.jpg|thumb|Verraco located in the Plaza mayor of [[Villanueva del Campillo]]. It is the [[Vettones]]' largest zoomorphic sculpture found until now in the Iberian Peninsula.]]
[[File:VILLATORO.jpg|thumb|right| Verracos in [[Villatoro]], Castile and León, Spain.]]
===== Province of Ávila =====
* [[Aldea del Rey Niño]]
* [[Arévalo]] (one verraco in the Palacio del general Vicente de Río)
* [[Ávila, Spain|Ávila]] (14 verracos from Tornadizos and three found next to [[Adaja|Adaja River]])
* [[Cardeñosa]] (Castro of [[Las Cogotas]])
* [[Chamartín, Ávila|Chamartín]] (five verracos, the best preserved is the [[Verraco of the Castro de la Mesa de Miranda]])
* [[Martiherrero]] (four verracos)
* [[Mingorría]]
* [[Mirueña de los Infanzones]] (two verracos embedded in a wall of a house)
* [[Narrillos de San Leonardo]], Ávila
* [[El Oso, Ávila|El Oso]] (verraco nicknamed "El oso" (''the bear'') and gives name to the town)
* [[San Miguel de Serrezuela]] (today in ''El Torreón de los Guzmanes'' in the city of Ávila)
* [[Santa María del Arroyo]] ([[Verraco of Santa María del Arroyo]])
* [[Santo Domingo de las Posadas]] (one verraco)
* [[Solosancho]] (two verracos, [[Castro de Ulaca]])
* [[El Tiemblo]] (four verracos, the known "''[[Bulls of Guisando]]''")
* [[Tornadizos de Ávila]] (eight verracos preserved)
* [[La Torre]] (two headless verracos in the atrium of the church and other embedded in a wall)
* [[Villanueva del Campillo]] (two verracos, one of them the largest in Europe)
* [[Villatoro]] (three verracos)
* [[Vicolozano]], Ávila

===== Province of Salamanca =====
[[File:Berraco (Plaza del Castillo, Ciudad Rodrigo).jpg|thumb|right|Verraco in [[Ciudad Rodrigo]], Castile and León, Spain.]]
* [[Ciudad Rodrigo]] (two verracos, one of them from Gallegos de Argañán)
* [[Gallegos de Argañán]] (one today in the Museum of [[Salamanca]] and other in the Casa de la Cultura in [[Ciudad Rodrigo]])
* [[Juzbado]]
* [[Larrodrigo]]
* [[Ledesma, Castile and León|Ledesma]]
* [[Lumbrales]] (two verracos)
* [[Masueco]] (today in the Museum of [[Salamanca]])
* [[Monleón]]
* [[Puente del Congosto]]
* [[La Redonda]] (today in the Museum of [[Salamanca]])
* [[Salamanca]] (the [[Verraco of the bridge, Salamanca|verraco of the bridge]] cited in ''[[El Lazarillo de Tormes]]'' next to the [[Roman bridge of Salamanca|Roman bridge]] and several verracos in the Museum)
* [[San Felices de los Gallegos]]
* [[Santibáñez de Béjar]]
* [[Tabera de Abajo]]
* [[Yecla de Yeltes]] ([[Castro de Yecla la Vieja]], today in the Aula arqueológica)

=====Province of Segovia =====
* [[Segovia]] (two verracos: a bull and a wild boar; today in the Museo Provincial).<ref name="Segovian_sculpture">{{cite book | author= MARTÍN, José Luis| title= The Segovian sculpture| year= 1992| location = Segovia| isbn= 84-606-0909-X| pages= 231–235}}</ref>
* [[Coca, Segovia|Coca]] (three verracos: two in front the City Gate of the Town<ref name="Segovian_sculpture"/> and one embedded in the [[Castle of Coca|castle]]'s walls).

===== Province of Zamora =====
[[File:Villardiegua-Mula.JPG|thumb|right|Mule of [[Villardiegua de la Ribera]], Castile and León, Spain.]]
* [[Muelas del Pan]]
* [[San Vitero]]
* [[Toro, Zamora|Toro]]
* [[Villardiegua de la Ribera]]