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Castilla–La Mancha
Humanes is a municipality located in the province of Guadalajara, within the autonomous community of Castilla–La Mancha. Known for its agricultural production, it features a rich history and notable architectural heritage.
Situated in the Henares Valley, Humanes is approximately 23 km from Guadalajara. The municipality is characterized by its fertile plains, which support significant cereal production. The Henares River flows about 2 km to the east, while the Sorbe River runs similarly to the north, both converging within the municipality.
Historically, Humanes was part of the Order of Santiago and the Encomienda of Mohernando. In the 16th century, Francisco de Eraso acquired the lands, becoming the first lord of Humanes. The town was officially established in the 19th century, benefiting from industrial growth and the arrival of the railway.
Discover Humanes, a municipality in Guadalajara known for its agriculture and historical sites.
Humanes is home to the parish church of San Esteban, notable for its architectural beauty and historical significance. The church features a Latin cross layout and a tower built in 1508. Additionally, the town celebrates its patron saint, the Virgen de Peñahora, with festivities held every September.
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