Oñoro

Oñoro is a small municipality in western Spain, located in the province of Salamanca within the autonomous community of Castile and León. It lies near the border with Portugal and is situated close to the border town of Fuentes de Oñoro, across which cross-border movement has historically connected the two communities.

Geography and economy: The municipality covers rural terrain characterized by rolling plains and agricultural land typical of the western Duero basin. The local economy is primarily based on farming and livestock, with small-scale services supporting the resident community and seasonal agricultural activity.

History and culture: Oñoro sits in a longtime border area between the kingdoms of León and Portugal, which has shaped its historical development and cultural influences. The settlement centers on a parish church and a compact village core that preserves traditional rural architecture.

Demographics and infrastructure: The population is small and has fluctuated with rural migration trends. Access is via regional roads connecting to Fuentes de Oñoro and other provincial centers; the town benefits from its proximity to the Portuguese frontier for trade and travel.