Mayorga

Mayorga is a municipality located in the province of Valladolid in the autonomous community of Castile and León, Spain. It is situated in the Tierra de Campos region, an area known for its agricultural importance. The town's name is believed to have pre-Roman origins, possibly related to a pre-Iberian word.

Historically, Mayorga has been an important agricultural center. The fertile lands surrounding the town have been cultivated for centuries, primarily with cereals. Its strategic location along ancient routes also contributed to its development over time. Archaeological findings in the area suggest human settlement dating back to prehistoric periods.

The urban center of Mayorga features a notable parish church, Iglesia de Santa María, which showcases architectural styles from different periods, reflecting its long history. The town also retains some traditional Castilian architecture. Mayorga is part of the larger agricultural landscape of Tierra de Campos, characterized by vast plains and a rural way of life. The local economy is largely dependent on agriculture and related activities. The municipality's population, like many rural areas in Spain, has experienced demographic changes in recent decades.