Oteros de Boedo

It is located near a little hill close to the Boedo river. It is situated north of the province of Palencia and is halfway between the subregions of La Ojeda and La Valdavia, in the region of Boedo-Ojeda. His road situation regarding other localities is 4.1 km east from Báscones de Ojeda, 8.4 km north from Revilla de Collazos, 8.3 km west from Dehesa de Romanos, 9.4 km west from La Vid de Ojeda and 11 km north from Collazos de Boedo, capital and center of the municipality. Access to the village can be done either by the regional road P-223 that goes from La Puebla de Valdavia to Alar del Rey or by dirt roads that connect with most nearby towns.

The following are the locations which municipal districts border the municipality of the hamlet of Oteros de Boedo:

Northwest: Báscones de Ojeda	North: Micieces de Ojeda	Northeast: Micieces de Ojeda
West: Revilla de Collazos		East: La Vid de Ojeda, Micieces de Ojeda
Southwest Revilla de Collazos	South: Revilla de Collazos, Dehesa de Romanos	Southeast: Dehesa de Romanos

• According to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística (National Institute of Statistics) on January 1, 2014, the population of the town was of 43 inhabitants.

Despite this, the Oteros de Boedo population increases during the months of July, August and half of September. In the last fifty years the population figures of the town have suffered a huge decline due to the depopulation which took and still takes place in the Spanish countryside, being Castile and Leon the Spanish region where this fact caused more havoc.

The population of the Province of Palencia was drastically reduced due to an exodus by the generations between the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. The few employment opportunities, lack of services and low professional valuation granted to workers led thousands of palentinos to migrate to other parts of the Spanish territory where they would have a greater chance of success, leading the province to lose in only thirty years 20% of its workforce population. ^{[citation needed]}