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Castile and León
Casarejos is a municipality located in the province of Soria, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its mountainous terrain and rich natural environment, it is home to a small population of 145 residents.
Casarejos spans an area of 28.08 km² and is situated in the Pinares region, approximately 54 km from the provincial capital of Soria. The municipality is traversed by the N-234 national road and the provincial SO-920 road, which connects to nearby towns. The landscape is predominantly mountainous, featuring lush forests and numerous streams, with the Lobos River marking its boundary with Santa María de las Hoyas.
Historically, Casarejos was part of the San Leonardo council in the late 18th century, with a population of 349. Following the fall of the Old Regime, it became a constitutional municipality in the 19th century. The area was noted for its untapped silver mines during this period, reflecting its economic potential.
Explore Casarejos, a small municipality in Soria known for its natural beauty and traditional festivals.
The patron saint festivities in Casarejos are held in honor of San Ildefonso from January 22 to 25. The celebrations include traditional dances, processions, and communal meals featuring local sweets known as sobadillos.
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