Carballo

Carballo is a municipality in the province of A Coruña, located in the autonomous community of Galicia in northwestern Spain. The municipal seat is the town of Carballo, and the area covers several surrounding parishes that form part of the rural and urban landscape of the region.

Geography and climate play a key role in the municipality’s character. The territory features rolling farmland, small forests, and scattered settlements, with an oceanic climate that brings mild temperatures and regular rainfall throughout the year. The town sits within a network of regional roads that connect it to larger cities in Galicia.

Economy has traditionally centered on agriculture and livestock, with dairy farming historically important to the area. In recent decades, Carballo has diversified to include manufacturing, construction, commerce, and services, making the town a local economic hub for the surrounding countryside.

History in Carballo reflects a long rural heritage paired with modern development. The area shows evidence of early settlement, with parish churches and traditional Galician village life contributing to its historical identity. The 19th and 20th centuries brought urban growth and infrastructure improvements that shaped the contemporary municipality.

Culture and community life are marked by local festas, religious celebrations, and markets that bring residents together. The town provides basic public services, education, and healthcare, while serving as a regional center for commerce and social activity in the area.