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Spanish municipality

Las Labores is a municipality in Ciudad Real, Castile-La Mancha, Spain.^[1] It has a population of 678.

The town of Las Labores is located in the northeast of the province of Ciudad Real. The municipality, which consists of approximately 34 square kilometers, is bordered on the north by Herencia, on the east by Puerto Lápice, on the south by Arenas de San Juan and on the west by Villarrubia de los Ojos .

History

Until the 17th century it was called The Other Houses, since it was born as a hamlet dependent on the town of Arenas de San Juan, but due to the greater health of their land, being further from the beginnings of the Daimiel tables (which avoided contact with stagnant waters), the population that worked these lands began to settle definitively and on January 22, 1843 reached independence. Its formation took place to the having in this place houses of work inhabited by inhabitants of Herencia.

Economy

The economy of Las Labores is based on agriculture and livestock.

The most important crop is that of the vine, to obtain wine, there are two Agrarian Cooperatives dedicated to the creation of wine "Virgen del Sagrario" and "San Isidro Labrador".

The second crop in importance is the olive grove, to obtain olive oil, there is a Cooperative called "San Carlos Borromeo", although they existed in the past, there is currently no private oil mill in the town. Currently the Cooperative sells its oil under the name "Laboreño".

There are several farms, mostly dedicated to raising chickens, as well as pigs, goats and sheep.

In the municipality of Las Labores there is also a factory of spirits products: Pernot Ricard España.

References

↑ "Municipios" (in Spanish). Provincial Deputation of Ciudad Real. Retrieved 22 March 2026.

39°16′N 3°31′W / 39.267°N 3.517°W / 39.267; -3.517

Municipalities of the province of Ciudad Real
Abenójar Agudo Alamillo Albaladejo Alcoba Alcolea de Calatrava Alcubillas Alcázar de San Juan Aldea del Rey Alhambra Almadenejos Almadén Almagro Almedina Almodóvar del Campo Almuradiel Anchuras Arenales de San Gregorio Arenas de San Juan Argamasilla de Alba Argamasilla de Calatrava Arroba de los Montes Ballesteros de Calatrava Bolaños de Calatrava Brazatortas Cabezarados Cabezarrubias del Puerto Calzada de Calatrava Campo de Criptana Caracuel de Calatrava Carrizosa Carrión de Calatrava Castellar de Santiago Cañada de Calatrava Chillón Ciudad Real Corral de Calatrava Los Cortijos Cózar Daimiel Fernán Caballero Fontanarejo Fuencaliente Fuenllana Fuente el Fresno Granátula de Calatrava Guadalmez Herencia Hinojosas de Calatrava Horcajo de los Montes Las Labores Llanos del Caudillo Luciana Malagón Manzanares Membrilla Mestanza Miguelturra Montiel Moral de Calatrava Navalpino Navas de Estena Pedro Muñoz Picón Piedrabuena Poblete Porzuna Pozuelo de Calatrava Los Pozuelos de Calatrava Puebla de Don Rodrigo Puebla del Príncipe Puerto Lápice Puertollano Retuerta del Bullaque El Robledo Ruidera Saceruela San Carlos del Valle San Lorenzo de Calatrava Santa Cruz de Mudela Santa Cruz de los Cáñamos Socuéllamos La Solana Solana del Pino Terrinches Tomelloso Torralba de Calatrava Torre de Juan Abad Torrenueva Valdemanco del Esteras Valdepeñas Valenzuela de Calatrava Villahermosa Villamanrique Villamayor de Calatrava Villanueva de San Carlos Villanueva de la Fuente Villanueva de los Infantes Villar del Pozo Villarrubia de los Ojos Villarta de San Juan Viso del Marqués

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