San Morales

02Geography

The municipality of San Morales is predominantly situated on the right bank of the Tormes River, with most of its area surrounded by Aldearrubia. The terrain is primarily used for irrigated agriculture, with corn being the main crop, alongside potatoes, sugar beets, wheat, barley, and sunflowers. The region also features forested areas and livestock farming, particularly along the riverbanks.

Irrigation canals

Babilafuente, Villoria, Villagonzalo

Main crops

Corn, potatoes, sugar beets, wheat, barley, sunflowers

03History

The origins of San Morales likely trace back to the medieval repopulation efforts by the Kings of León, with the area being inhabited since Roman times. Archaeological findings indicate the presence of Roman settlements, while Visigothic slate inscriptions have also been discovered, suggesting a long history of habitation.

• First documented name Salmorales in the 13th century
• Catastro de Ensenada Conducted on October 25, 1752
• Patron saint San Bartolomé
• Historical rival Aldearrubia
• Former noble ownership House of Alba and convent of Santa Clara

San Morales is a municipality in Salamanca, known for its agricultural landscape and historical significance.

04Festivals

San Morales celebrates its patron saint, San Bartolomé, on August 24 each year. This festival is an important cultural event for the local community, reflecting their traditions and religious heritage.

Festival date

August 24