Barres (Castropol)

Barres is a parish (administrative subdivision) located within the municipality of Castropol, in the autonomous community of Asturias, Spain. It's situated on the western coast of Asturias, bordering the neighboring region of Galicia.

The parish is notable for its coastal location, the Barres estuary (Ría de Barres), and its association with the broader Castropol municipality, which is known for its scenic beauty, seafood, and historical significance. Barres contributes to the overall tourism and economic activity of the region through its natural resources and opportunities for recreation. The estuary is a particularly important ecological area.

The population of Barres, like many rural areas in Spain, has experienced shifts over time. Information on the current population can be found through official statistical sources such as the Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE).

The name "Barres" itself likely has historical origins related to the local geography or settlement patterns, although precise etymological details might require further research.