Magès

Magès is a commune in the Gironde department in southwestern France. It is part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region and represents one of the small rural communities that characterize the area. The population is modest, numbering in the low hundreds, and the land is used largely for agriculture.

Geography and climate: Magès lies in a rural, agricultural landscape with fields, pastures, and small woodlands. The climate is oceanic, with mild winters and warm summers and rainfall spread throughout the year.

Administration and population: The commune is governed by a mayor and a municipal council elected for a six-year term. Demographic trends in recent decades show a small, stable population with limited housing expansion.

History and economy: The area has medieval origins common to the Gironde region. Agriculture dominates the local economy, complemented by small businesses and services that serve residents and nearby farms, with many inhabitants commuting to larger towns for work.

Landmarks and culture: The village center features a church and traditional rural architecture, including stone houses and farm outbuildings that illustrate the local architectural character.