Limay

Limay is a toponym that may refer to several places in the Philippines and Argentina, as well as a river in Patagonia. The name is used for municipalities, a city, and a geographic feature in different regions of the southern cone and Southeast Asia.

In the Philippines, Limay is a municipality in the province of Bataan, located in the Central Luzon region. It is an administrative unit with local governance led by a mayor and municipal council. The local economy is based on a mix of agriculture, fishing, and small-scale trade and services, reflecting its coastal and rural character.

In Argentina, Limay designates a city in Neuquén Province, situated in the Patagonian region along the Limay River. It is part of the broader river valley area that connects several towns and serves as a regional hub for commerce and industry. The community engages in trade, services, and light industry, benefiting from river-based transport and regional road links.

The Limay River is a major watercourse in Argentine Patagonia that flows through parts of Neuquén and Río Negro provinces. It is an important geographic feature in the region and contributes to the local ecosystems and water resources.

Though related by name, the different Limays occupy distinct geographic and administrative contexts in their respective countries, and each has its own local history, economy, and governance.