Migues

Migues is a town located in the Department of Canelones, Uruguay. It is situated approximately 85 kilometers northeast of Montevideo.

Geography and Demographics: Migues is located in a primarily agricultural region. While specific population figures may vary depending on the source and year, Migues is considered a relatively small town.

Economy: The economy of Migues is largely based on agriculture and related industries, including livestock farming.

History: Migues was founded in 1908, growing from an agricultural settlement. It was elevated to the status of pueblo (village) in 1952 by the Act of Ley Nº 11.857.

Government and Administration: Migues falls under the jurisdiction of the Canelones Department government. Local administration is overseen by the authorities within that department.

Culture and Tourism: Migues offers a glimpse into rural Uruguayan life. While not a major tourist destination, it can appeal to those interested in experiencing the countryside. The town celebrates its anniversary each year.